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| Re: Developing Plugin-Project in JEE-Version [message #256888 is a reply to message #256830] |
Wed, 21 May 2008 15:08  |
 Wayne Beaton
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The Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers is not intended for Plug-in
development. As the name suggests, it is intended for Java EE
developers. The reason we created this package was to provide as concise
and environment as possible for that target audience.
In addition to the missing extension-point schemas, you'll probably also
notice that there's no source code. In fact, I'm a little concerned that
it includes any part of the PDE.
If you want to develop plugins, you should use the Eclipse for
RCP/Plug-in Developers. You could also add the source code plug-ins to
your Java EE version; I'm pretty sure that you can do this through the
Europa and Ganymede update sites.
So, no, I don't see this a problem. However, if you do, you should
report the bug so that it can be discussed.
Wayne
On Wed, 2008-05-21 at 09:10 +0000, Martin Dilger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> just wanted to ask before I open a Bug-Report if this problem has been
> recognized by anybody else.
> I work with eclipse jee-version (no matter if 3.3 or 3.4, is in both the
> same), and I develop RCP Apps at the same time.
> If you create a simple RCP-App, and then try to create an extension, say
> for org.eclipse.ui.views, and then you try to create a view extension, you
> will see that the xml-descriptionfiles for the extension-points are not
> there which resolves to a "generic" proposal instead of the valid
> extension-points.
>
> Did you also see this problem?
>
> Martin
>
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