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Re: [stellation-res] Easier setup in Eclipse: here it is.
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--- Jim Wright - IBM Research <jwright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've tested your nifty plugins locally, and they work with one small
> change.
> The plugin.xml file for your org.jdom plugin must include the
> following text:
>
> <requires>
> <import plugin="org.apache.xerces"/>
> </requires>
>
> Otherwise, there's a ClassDefNotFound exception when JDOM is used,
> because it can't find Xerces.
> With that change - it works great! (I also had to change all of the
> Stellation plugin.xml files, of course).
Change applied and the fixed plugin has been put on my update site.
> Presumably, when I load the same project into my Win2K system, I will
> get a
> classpath error and have to ask Eclipse to recompute
> the build path -- for each plugin using SWT. Since this changes
> the plugin .classpath file, it will be flagged as a change by the
> SCM
> system, and likely cause endless rippling as developers work on
> different platforms. Not good.
Hmmm. I understand now.
> In R1.0, a copy of the swt win32 jar was kept in a fixed location for
> use
> in buildtime classpaths. I don't know what the R2 solution is.
> Any ideas?
No. I just posted a message on the Eclipse newsgroup about this and I
will see what the outcome is. The title of the message is "SWT as
plugin dependency in multi-OS environment: .classpath problem!"
Ringo
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