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Re: [platform-update-dev] Correct way to check if a feature is installed
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Andrew,
This sounds like the corect code
ILocalSite : SiteManager.getLocalSite()
IConfiguredSite[] : ILocalSite.getCurrentConfiguration().getConfiuredSites
()
IFeatureReference[] : IConfiguredSite.getSite().getFeatureReferences();
How long does it take ?
What exaclty does it print ?
Shouldn't we move that to the Newsgroup as it is a usage/bug question ? ;-)
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Sorry if I'm asking a dumb question, but what is the recommended way of
finding out if a feature is installed? I got the following from somebody,
but when I try this in a runtime workbench in PDE , the getLocalSite() call
takes forever to run, and just prints a bunch of "unzip complete" messages.
SiteManager.getLocalSite().getCurrentConfiguration().getConfiguredSites
().getSite().getFeatureReferences()
Thanks
-Andrew
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