Re: [emft-dev] emft query library example

[Christian Damus <cdamus@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Donato,

Perhaps, then, there is a problem in
the action contribution definition in your plugin.xml.  If you post
that on the eclipse.technology.emft newsgroup, then perhaps someone who
knows more about debugging Eclipse UI issues than I do will be able to
help.

Cheers,

Christian

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IBM Rational Software

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Hi Christian,
yes in my runtime workbench i can see the plugin I created. So actually it works, in fact right clicking the library instance i see voices like "OCL" and "OCL Query" but not the "Query" that is the one i need.
Donato
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Hi, Donato,

This kind of question is best asked on the org.eclipse.technology.emft newsgroup where everybody using EMFT can benefit from the exchange.

Do you have the org.eclipse.emf.query.examples.statements plug-in in your target environment?  (i.e., did you install the emft-query-examples-1.0.1.zip build)  If so, perhaps you should try removing it from your target and instead install the example into your workspace as a plug-in project using the "New -> Example..." wizard.

To verify which plug-in is actually being included in your run-time workbench configuration, the "Help -> About Eclipse Platform" dialog's "Plug-in Details" button will show the version of the org.eclipse.emf.query.examples.statements plug-in.  The plug-in in your target would show a version number with a ".v20060925hhmm" qualifier  whereas the qualifier of the plug-in in your workspace would be just ".qualifier".

HTH,

Christian

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