Re: [jdt-debug-dev] jdt launch shortcuts on non java files

[Kevin Barnes <krbarnes@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Once you've tried running it as a Java Application the jdt.debug plugin is 
loaded and therefore the property tester that the plugin contributes can 
be used. Before the plug-in is loaded the platform takes the optimisitic 
approach and chooses to present "Java Application" as an option because it 
doesn't want to force load plug-ins just to get property testers.

There have been improvements in this area in the 3.2 stream, but there's 
not much you can do to change this behavior in the 3.1.x.

As a side note, this discussion is really more appropriate for the news 
groups. This list intended to be used for discussion on development of 
Eclipse itself.

Kevin





Ryan Boder <boder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
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On Thu, 2005-12-01 at 18:12 -0800, Jared Burns wrote:
> Have you tried clicking on the action to Run As... -> Java Application 
> to see what it does? I'd be curious to know if the shortcut sticks 
> around even after the JDT Debug UI plug-in has been loaded.

By the way, what happens when the JDT Debug UI loads that makes those
shortcuts go away?


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