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[pde-dev] Classpath in Run-time workbench
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Hi
I have another path question.
I have created 2 plugins (plugin-a and plugin-b) where plugin-b requires
plugin-a and imports it. Plugin-b uses needs some classes from the jar
file from plugin-a. So I need to export the library.
Well that is true if I'm starting the platform through an ant script
but if I'm starting it through Run >> Run As >> Run-time workbench ,
it seems to ignore the export definition of the libraries.
So even if I'm exporting nothing out of plugin-a, plugin-b runs
perfectly fine while running through the "run-time-workbench".
So my question is:
How is the runtime classpath handled, while running through
"run-time-workbench" ?
And is there anyway to enforce the use of the export tags?
As my posting of yesterday it would be really useful if you got some
consistency there.
Thanks for reading (see below ;-)
Matt
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