| License problem in installing a plug-in using update site [message #258751] |
Wed, 18 June 2008 09:24  |
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Originally posted by: kabel133.gmail.com
Hello everybody,
I created an editor as a plug-in, but sometimes I'm not able to install
it. I created Feature Project with my plug-in and after that I created
Update Site Project. I added the feature and built it. Everything was ok,
I was able to install my plug-in using update site. After some time (about
1 month) I tried to install it again (the plug-in was uninstalled), but
there was a problem with "... feature does not have a valid license
agreement". I just rebuilt the update site without any change and after
doing this I was able to install it again. Now, I met with this problem
again. Does anybody know why?
So, I rebuilt the update site. My friends also tried to install it and it
works, but one of them has a problem with: "Resulting configuration does
not contain the platform". He is also not able to install it using direct
installation (copy a JAR archive of my plug-in into eclipse/plugins) :(
Thanks for help
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| Re: License problem in installing a plug-in using update site [message #258756 is a reply to message #258751] |
Wed, 18 June 2008 14:06  |
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Originally posted by: codeslave.ca.ibm.com
What version of Eclipse are you using / targeting?
Andy wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> I created an editor as a plug-in, but sometimes I'm not able to install
> it. I created Feature Project with my plug-in and after that I created
> Update Site Project. I added the feature and built it. Everything was
> ok, I was able to install my plug-in using update site. After some time
> (about 1 month) I tried to install it again (the plug-in was
> uninstalled), but there was a problem with "... feature does not have a
> valid license agreement". I just rebuilt the update site without any
> change and after doing this I was able to install it again. Now, I met
> with this problem again. Does anybody know why?
> So, I rebuilt the update site. My friends also tried to install it and
> it works, but one of them has a problem with: "Resulting configuration
> does not contain the platform". He is also not able to install it using
> direct installation (copy a JAR archive of my plug-in into
> eclipse/plugins) :(
>
> Thanks for help
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| Re: License problem in installing a plug-in using update site [message #258780 is a reply to message #258772] |
Wed, 18 June 2008 18:59 |
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Originally posted by: codeslave.ca.ibm.com
Any chance you want to try Eclipse 3.4? 3.4's p2 Install Manager is much
more robust than Eclipse 3.3's Update Manager. And 3.4 releases in 7 days...
N
Andy wrote:
> I tested it on Eclipse 3.3.1.1 and 3.3.2
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> What version of Eclipse are you using / targeting?
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> Andy wrote:
>> Hello everybody,
>> I created an editor as a plug-in, but sometimes I'm not able to install it. I created Feature Project with my plug-in and after that I created Update Site Project. I added the feature and built it. Everything was ok, I was able to install my plug-in using update site. After some time (about 1 month) I tried to install it again (the plug-in was uninstalled), but there was a problem with "... feature does not have a valid license agreement". I just rebuilt the update site without any change and after doing this I was able to install it again. Now, I met with this problem again. Does anybody know why?
>> So, I rebuilt the update site. My friends also tried to install it and it works, but one of them has a problem with: "Resulting configuration does not contain the platform". He is also not able to install it using direct installation (copy a JAR archive of my plug-in into eclipse/plugins) :(
>>
>> Thanks for help
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