| missing bundle [message #464888] |
Sun, 18 March 2007 11:57  |
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Originally posted by: hansm.science.uva.nlDELETE
Something strange happens in executing a RCP from "Launch an Eclipse
application" in the Overview tab (Eclipse 3.2.2). The plugin is just a newly
generated one, plus a statement that requires another plugin.
I have added the required plugins through the Preferences to the target.
The jar with the plugin has been added to the list of Required Plug-ins in the
Dependencies tab; that this has effect is demonstrated by the fact that after
the addition the calling code compiles.
But now I try the run the plugin and then I get an inhibited execution with
error "Missing required bundle xyz_0.0.0". Why does this bundle not load
although it occurs in the list of Plug-in Dependencies in the Package Explorer?
Please help.
Hans van der Meer
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| Re: missing bundle [message #464913 is a reply to message #464888] |
Tue, 20 March 2007 14:22  |
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Messages: 38
Registered: July 2009 |
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When you 'run' an application or plugin, a different control environment
is used (vs. the target compilation dependency environment). Go to Run
| Run...
Then, build up a new Eclipse Application, select the Product Id or
Application to run. Then go to the Plug-ins [sic] tab and select the
appropriate plugin(s) to run. I usually deselect all, then select the
one (or few in my application), then Add Required Plugins, then,
Validate Plug-in Set, Apply the changes, then Run.
Hope this helps.
dr. Hans van der Meer wrote:
> Something strange happens in executing a RCP from "Launch an Eclipse
> application" in the Overview tab (Eclipse 3.2.2). The plugin is just a newly
> generated one, plus a statement that requires another plugin.
>
> I have added the required plugins through the Preferences to the target.
> The jar with the plugin has been added to the list of Required Plug-ins in the
> Dependencies tab; that this has effect is demonstrated by the fact that after
> the addition the calling code compiles.
>
> But now I try the run the plugin and then I get an inhibited execution with
> error "Missing required bundle xyz_0.0.0". Why does this bundle not load
> although it occurs in the list of Plug-in Dependencies in the Package Explorer?
>
> Please help.
> Hans van der Meer
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| Re: missing bundle [message #465014 is a reply to message #464913] |
Wed, 21 March 2007 20:08 |
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Originally posted by: hansm.science.uva.nlDELETE
In article <etoqms$n71$1@utils.eclipse.org>,
RacerNewbie <racernewbie@yahoo.com> wrote:
> When you 'run' an application or plugin, a different control environment
> is used (vs. the target compilation dependency environment). Go to Run
> | Run...
>
> Then, build up a new Eclipse Application, select the Product Id or
> Application to run. Then go to the Plug-ins [sic] tab and select the
> appropriate plugin(s) to run. I usually deselect all, then select the
> one (or few in my application), then Add Required Plugins, then,
> Validate Plug-in Set, Apply the changes, then Run.
>
> Hope this helps.
Yes this is very helpful. Thanks
Hans van der Meer
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> dr. Hans van der Meer wrote:
> > Something strange happens in executing a RCP from "Launch an Eclipse
> > application" in the Overview tab (Eclipse 3.2.2). The plugin is just a
> > newly
> > generated one, plus a statement that requires another plugin.
> >
> > I have added the required plugins through the Preferences to the target.
> > The jar with the plugin has been added to the list of Required Plug-ins in
> > the
> > Dependencies tab; that this has effect is demonstrated by the fact that
> > after
> > the addition the calling code compiles.
> >
> > But now I try the run the plugin and then I get an inhibited execution with
> > error "Missing required bundle xyz_0.0.0". Why does this bundle not load
> > although it occurs in the list of Plug-in Dependencies in the Package
> > Explorer?
> >
> > Please help.
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