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Adding plugins to target platform [message #9244]

Thu, 26 June 2008 19:46

Mike Tabb

Messages: 24
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

I've added a few plugins above and beyond the default target platform via
the file system provisioner. The complile fails , and can't find SWT
classes. I did not modify any other tabs , so the env. has stayed the same.
I have used this before , swapping out whole runtimes , and this has worked
, but it seems using the provisioner something goes wrong. Has anyone seen
this before? Thanks in advance.

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Re: Adding plugins to target platform [message #9261 is a reply to message #9244]

Thu, 26 June 2008 20:45

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: zx.code9.com

Mike Tabb wrote:
> I've added a few plugins above and beyond the default target platform via
> the file system provisioner. The complile fails , and can't find SWT
> classes. I did not modify any other tabs , so the env. has stayed the same.
> I have used this before , swapping out whole runtimes , and this has worked
> , but it seems using the provisioner something goes wrong. Has anyone seen
> this before? Thanks in advance.

Are there any exceptions logged?

If not, do you have a small reproducible test case for the PDE team?

Cheers,

~ Chris

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Re: Adding plugins to target platform [message #570564 is a reply to message #9244]

Thu, 26 June 2008 20:45

Chris Aniszczyk

Messages: 674
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Mike Tabb wrote:
> I've added a few plugins above and beyond the default target platform via
> the file system provisioner. The complile fails , and can't find SWT
> classes. I did not modify any other tabs , so the env. has stayed the same.
> I have used this before , swapping out whole runtimes , and this has worked
> , but it seems using the provisioner something goes wrong. Has anyone seen
> this before? Thanks in advance.

Are there any exceptions logged?

If not, do you have a small reproducible test case for the PDE team?

Cheers,

~ Chris

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