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Re: [pde-dev] PluginModelManager and self hosting
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In every workspace, the PDE world of plug-ins consists of:
1. the plug-ins in that workspace, and
2. the plug-ins in the target platform as specified on the Plug-in
Development > Target Platform preference page of that workspace.
Therefore, when you are a runtime workbench, the plug-ins from your host
workspace are neither part of #1 nor part of #2 of your runtime workbench.
That is why you are not able to access them via PDE APIs. Your target in
the runtime workbench is NOT the plug-ins you launched with,
If you want to inspect the running plug-ins in a runtime workbench, you
could use the Platform#getBundle(...) etc. APIs from the runtime layer.
Wassim.
Thomas Hallgren
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01/10/2007 05:15 [pde-dev] PluginModelManager and
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Hi,
I'm using Eclipse 3.2.1 and the following piece of code to obtain the
ModelEntry for a plugin in my target environment. Normally this works
fine but in a self hosting scenario, it doesn't seem to find the bundles
that origin from the workspace or the launching IDE.
PluginModelManager manager =
PDECore.getDefault().getModelManager();
ModelEntry entry = manager.findEntry(componentName);
My "Eclipse Application" launch configuration has the "Launch with all
workspace and enabled plug-ins" checked and I have no errors in my
workspace.
Why does this happen?
Kind Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
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