Re: [equinox-dev] Plugin / Bundle Initialization

[Jeff McAffer <Jeff_McAffer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

In Eclipse 2.1 it was Plugin.startup().

In Eclipse 3.0, if you are using the
compatibility plugin (org.eclipse.core.runtime.compatibility), you can
continue with this pattern.

Without the compatibility plugin you
should simply change your startup() method to have the following signature
        public
void start(BundleContext context)
and change your super.startup() call
(you did have one right?) to be super.start().

Similarly for shutdown (changes to stop(BundleContext)).

We have been crafting the doc in this
area over the past couple days.  Should be releasing today or tomorrow.

Jeff

"Domsch, Christian" <Christian.Domsch@xxxxxxxxx>
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04/08/2004 03:56 AM

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Hi all,

Where does initialization code for a plugin go? As with the old runtime,
it
was Plugin.start(), but I read somewhere, that this isnt the right place
anymore. But I couldnt find any hint where I should place init code now.

Could you point me to some tutorials/FAQs/example code?

Thanks in advance,

Christian.

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