Re: [equinox-dev] JAR file references in Equinox Hooks?

[Darin Wright <Darin_Wright@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Craig,

Note that ASM is included in the Eclipse 3.4 SDK. ASM is also used by 
PDE's API tooling. You should just be able to re-use ASM from the 
org.objectweb.asm bundle.

Darin Wright




Craig Setera <craigjunk@xxxxxxxxxx> 
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Quite some time ago, I added a classloader hook bundle for my EclipseME 
plugin to allow EclipseME to do a bit of rewriting of a JDT class and 
provide a hook that I needed to introduce preprocessed source code 
handling.  This code has been working for quite some time.  It includes 
use of the ASM library packaged as classes within the hook's JAR file.

As this functionality is being ported to the official Eclipse MTJ 
project, there is a concern from Eclipse legal concerning packaging the 
ASM classes in this way.  In order to pass legal approval, the ASM JAR 
file needs to be used as-is.  This leads to my question.  Is it possible 
for an Equinox hook bundle to reference a JAR file in the bundle 
classpath in some way?  I know at the time that I implemented this 
functionality a couple of years ago that I could not get this to work. 
My hope is that there is a way and I just wasn't doing things right. 

I'd appreciate any insights that the Equinox team can give me on behalf 
of the MTJ project.

Thanks,
Craig
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