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| Re: How to rebuild plug-in project?? [message #55967 is a reply to message #55733] |
Thu, 21 April 2005 02:58  |
 Yu Chen
Messages: 28
Registered: July 2009 |
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Okay, creating a plug-in project is similar to creating a Java project which
i found some docs on the online help... I imported the source directly from
its Zip/Archive files instead of from a File System, added a couple of other
plugins in the plug-in dependencies, and rename the plug-in as
org.eclipse.test.framework instead of org.eclipse.test... Then it finally
worked. This instruction on the testing framework is misleading and waaaaay
outdated!
Cheryl.
"Yu Chen" <yuchen@bea.com> wrote in message
news:d46amh$8gh$1@news.eclipse.org...
>I created a plug-in project and imported all Java sources from
> org.eclipse.test.source, all the java files were imported fine without any
> error... Then I tried to rebuild the project, by first clicks on
> Project|Clean, then Project|Build All, but nothing happens and no error
> event appears in the Error Log View. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks!
> Cheryl
>
> ===============The Eclipse Test Framework===========================
> Introduction
> The testing framework is comprised of the org.eclipse.test plugin and the
> org.eclipse.ant.optional.junit fragment.
>
> These two projects are available from the dev.eclipse.org repository and
> are
> included in the eclipse-Automated-Tests.<buildid>.zip from the eclipse.org
> downloads page.
>
> Building and Installation
>
> Since the org.eclipse.test plugin is stored in the repository in
> source-code
> form, it needs to be compiled before it can be used. The
> org.eclipse.ant.optional.junit fragment does not contain any source and
> can
> be used as is from the repository.
>
> 1.. Turn of automatic builds. Window->Preferences->Workbench and uncheck
> "Perform build automatically on resource modification"
> 2.. Load org.eclipse.test into your workspace.
> 3.. Right-click on the org.eclipse.test project in either the Navigator
> or
> Packages view. Select 'Rebuild Project' from the context menu. This will
> compile the entire org.eclipse.test plugin.
> 4.. Finally, copy the org.eclipse.test plugin into your target Eclipse.
> 5.. The org.eclipse.ant.optional.junit fragment only needs to be present
> in the environment of the Eclipse that is overseeing the test process. If
> you are running the test script from within the Workbench, this means that
> the fragments need to be present withinn your development Eclipse. If you
> are running the tests from the command line, then the fragments will need
> to
> be present in your target Eclipse.
>
>
>
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