3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329610] |
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Originally posted by: post.peter-jacobsen.de
Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried .link
files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does not recognize
the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins folder (using the
path=/blah... section from the link file) to the plugin directory works
- so the path is correct, but I'd rather use .link files. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Peter
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329623 is a reply to message #329610] |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com
Peter Jacobsen wrote:
> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried .link
> files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does not recognize
> the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins folder (using the
> path=/blah... section from the link file) to the plugin directory works
> - so the path is correct, but I'd rather use .link files. Any ideas?
I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on it
here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
Hope this helps,
Eric
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329628 is a reply to message #329623] |
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Originally posted by: post.peter-jacobsen.de
Eric,
the documentation says it should work - the "dropins" folder supports
plugin stuctures direcly and .link files, the "links" folder is kept for
backwards compatibility.
Did anybody get it to work under OS-X 10.5.3?
Thanks,
Peter
Eric Rizzo schrieb:
> Peter Jacobsen wrote:
>> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried .link
>> files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does not
>> recognize the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins folder
>> (using the path=/blah... section from the link file) to the plugin
>> directory works - so the path is correct, but I'd rather use .link
>> files. Any ideas?
>
> I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on it
> here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
>
> Hope this helps,
> Eric
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329634 is a reply to message #329628] |
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Originally posted by: ekkehard.gentz-software.de
for me it works both:
dropins/foo/eclipse/plugins
dropins/foo.link
the .link file contains
path=/your_path
osx 10.5.3
ekke
Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
> Eric,
>
> the documentation says it should work - the "dropins" folder supports
> plugin stuctures direcly and .link files, the "links" folder is kept for
> backwards compatibility.
>
> Did anybody get it to work under OS-X 10.5.3?
>
> Thanks,
> Peter
>
> Eric Rizzo schrieb:
>> Peter Jacobsen wrote:
>>> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried .link
>>> files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does not
>>> recognize the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins folder
>>> (using the path=/blah... section from the link file) to the plugin
>>> directory works - so the path is correct, but I'd rather use .link
>>> files. Any ideas?
>>
>> I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on it
>> here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>> Eric
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329648 is a reply to message #329634] |
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Originally posted by: post.peter-jacobsen.de
Hmmm - for me in the dropins folder only installed plugins or symbolic
links to a plugin folder structure work.
For example my jseclipse.link looks like this:
path=/Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse
Directory structure:
/Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse/eclipse/plugins
/features
I assume this is correct?
Peter
ekke schrieb:
> for me it works both:
>
> dropins/foo/eclipse/plugins
> dropins/foo.link
>
> the .link file contains
> path=/your_path
>
> osx 10.5.3
>
> ekke
> Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
>> Eric,
>>
>> the documentation says it should work - the "dropins" folder supports
>> plugin stuctures direcly and .link files, the "links" folder is kept
>> for backwards compatibility.
>>
>> Did anybody get it to work under OS-X 10.5.3?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Peter
>>
>> Eric Rizzo schrieb:
>>> Peter Jacobsen wrote:
>>>> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried .link
>>>> files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does not
>>>> recognize the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins
>>>> folder (using the path=/blah... section from the link file) to the
>>>> plugin directory works - so the path is correct, but I'd rather use
>>>> .link files. Any ideas?
>>>
>>> I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on it
>>> here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
>>>
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> Eric
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329650 is a reply to message #329648] |
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Originally posted by: ekkehard.gentz-software.de
yes - this is correct and exactly the same structure as mine
if you copy
jseclipse/eclipse/plugins + / features
directly into your dropins folder - then it works ?
ekke
Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
> Hmmm - for me in the dropins folder only installed plugins or symbolic
> links to a plugin folder structure work.
>
> For example my jseclipse.link looks like this:
> path=/Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse
>
> Directory structure:
> /Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse/eclipse/plugins
> /features
>
> I assume this is correct?
>
> Peter
>
>
>
> ekke schrieb:
>> for me it works both:
>>
>> dropins/foo/eclipse/plugins
>> dropins/foo.link
>>
>> the .link file contains
>> path=/your_path
>>
>> osx 10.5.3
>>
>> ekke
>> Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
>>> Eric,
>>>
>>> the documentation says it should work - the "dropins" folder supports
>>> plugin stuctures direcly and .link files, the "links" folder is kept
>>> for backwards compatibility.
>>>
>>> Did anybody get it to work under OS-X 10.5.3?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Peter
>>>
>>> Eric Rizzo schrieb:
>>>> Peter Jacobsen wrote:
>>>>> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried
>>>>> .link files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does
>>>>> not recognize the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins
>>>>> folder (using the path=/blah... section from the link file) to the
>>>>> plugin directory works - so the path is correct, but I'd rather use
>>>>> .link files. Any ideas?
>>>>
>>>> I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on it
>>>> here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
>>>>
>>>> Hope this helps,
>>>> Eric
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329706 is a reply to message #329650] |
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Originally posted by: post.peter-jacobsen.de
Hi ekke - yes, either copying or creating a symbolic link works. I set
the dropins folder to 0777 because I do not work as administrator on
OS-X. Really strange.
Peter
ekke schrieb:
> yes - this is correct and exactly the same structure as mine
>
> if you copy
> jseclipse/eclipse/plugins + / features
> directly into your dropins folder - then it works ?
>
> ekke
>
> Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
>> Hmmm - for me in the dropins folder only installed plugins or symbolic
>> links to a plugin folder structure work.
>>
>> For example my jseclipse.link looks like this:
>> path=/Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse
>>
>> Directory structure:
>> /Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse/eclipse/plugins
>> /features
>>
>> I assume this is correct?
>>
>> Peter
>>
>>
>>
>> ekke schrieb:
>>> for me it works both:
>>>
>>> dropins/foo/eclipse/plugins
>>> dropins/foo.link
>>>
>>> the .link file contains
>>> path=/your_path
>>>
>>> osx 10.5.3
>>>
>>> ekke
>>> Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
>>>> Eric,
>>>>
>>>> the documentation says it should work - the "dropins" folder
>>>> supports plugin stuctures direcly and .link files, the "links"
>>>> folder is kept for backwards compatibility.
>>>>
>>>> Did anybody get it to work under OS-X 10.5.3?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Peter
>>>>
>>>> Eric Rizzo schrieb:
>>>>> Peter Jacobsen wrote:
>>>>>> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried
>>>>>> .link files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does
>>>>>> not recognize the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the dropins
>>>>>> folder (using the path=/blah... section from the link file) to the
>>>>>> plugin directory works - so the path is correct, but I'd rather
>>>>>> use .link files. Any ideas?
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on it
>>>>> here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
>>>>>
>>>>> Hope this helps,
>>>>> Eric
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Re: 3.4 .link files under OS-X 10.5.3 [message #329707 is a reply to message #329706] |
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Originally posted by: ekkehard.gentz-software.de
perhaps thats the only difference - I'm working as administrator
ekke
Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
> Hi ekke - yes, either copying or creating a symbolic link works. I set
> the dropins folder to 0777 because I do not work as administrator on
> OS-X. Really strange.
>
> Peter
>
> ekke schrieb:
>> yes - this is correct and exactly the same structure as mine
>>
>> if you copy
>> jseclipse/eclipse/plugins + / features
>> directly into your dropins folder - then it works ?
>>
>> ekke
>>
>> Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
>>> Hmmm - for me in the dropins folder only installed plugins or
>>> symbolic links to a plugin folder structure work.
>>>
>>> For example my jseclipse.link looks like this:
>>> path=/Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse
>>>
>>> Directory structure:
>>> /Users/peter/eclipse-plugins/jseclipse/eclipse/plugins
>>> /features
>>>
>>> I assume this is correct?
>>>
>>> Peter
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ekke schrieb:
>>>> for me it works both:
>>>>
>>>> dropins/foo/eclipse/plugins
>>>> dropins/foo.link
>>>>
>>>> the .link file contains
>>>> path=/your_path
>>>>
>>>> osx 10.5.3
>>>>
>>>> ekke
>>>> Peter Jacobsen schrieb:
>>>>> Eric,
>>>>>
>>>>> the documentation says it should work - the "dropins" folder
>>>>> supports plugin stuctures direcly and .link files, the "links"
>>>>> folder is kept for backwards compatibility.
>>>>>
>>>>> Did anybody get it to work under OS-X 10.5.3?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Peter
>>>>>
>>>>> Eric Rizzo schrieb:
>>>>>> Peter Jacobsen wrote:
>>>>>>> Did anybody get .link files to work under OS-X 10.5.3? I tried
>>>>>>> .link files in the "dropins" and "links" folder but Eclipse does
>>>>>>> not recognize the plugins. Creating a symbolic link in the
>>>>>>> dropins folder (using the path=/blah... section from the link
>>>>>>> file) to the plugin directory works - so the path is correct, but
>>>>>>> I'd rather use .link files. Any ideas?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I'm not sure .link files are still supported with p2. Read up on
>>>>>> it here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox_p2_Getting_Started
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hope this helps,
>>>>>> Eric
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