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When does the plugin actually get activated [message #309544]

Mon, 30 October 2006 20:11

Keith McQueen

Messages: 73
Registered: July 2009

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I have a plugin that does not seem to be activated even when enclosed
classes have been loaded and instantiated. I thought that if a class
from the plugin were loaded and instantiated, then the plugin/bundle
must be activated. But this seems clearly *not* to be the case. I run
into this when I ask the platform adapter manager to adapt an object.
It won't load the adapter factory because the plugin/bundle is not yet
active, even though the object I am trying to adapt is from the same
plugin/bundle. Is there something that needs to be set for the
plugin/bundle to activate when its classes are loaded/instantiated?

Thanks,
Keith

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Re: When does the plugin actually get activated [message #309546 is a reply to message #309544]

Mon, 30 October 2006 22:28

Andrew Niefer

Messages: 990
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

If you add the header "Eclipse-LazyStart: true" to your manifest, then
your bundle will get activated when a class is loaded from it.

-Andrew
Keith McQueen wrote:
> I have a plugin that does not seem to be activated even when enclosed
> classes have been loaded and instantiated. I thought that if a class
> from the plugin were loaded and instantiated, then the plugin/bundle
> must be activated. But this seems clearly *not* to be the case. I run
> into this when I ask the platform adapter manager to adapt an object. It
> won't load the adapter factory because the plugin/bundle is not yet
> active, even though the object I am trying to adapt is from the same
> plugin/bundle. Is there something that needs to be set for the
> plugin/bundle to activate when its classes are loaded/instantiated?
>
> Thanks,
> Keith

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