Well I'm glad problem was was solvable. Problem 2 is odd. I've
checked the SDK against the error message and verified that the exact
plugin is there. Seems something is getting in the way of it. It is
similar to the error I got when using Gandymede. It complained that
it couldn't find libs of all libraries! I'm not sure what to make of
this.
On 22-Jun-08, at 8:38 AM, Jody Garnett wrote:
I found out that there were two problems; we should also be careful
not to annoy our users list with developer chatter :-)
1st problem
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"Unable to find plug-in:
org.eclipse.ui.views_3.2.101.M20070910-0900b. Please check the error
log for more details"
Emily had used the plugin-in import trick to grab a couple of the
core udig module into her workspace; this left uDig in a strange
state when it tried to make the release.
Fix: removed the copy of udig.ui form her workspace
2nd problem
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"Unable to find plug-in:
org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.0.1.R33x_v20080118. Please check the
error log for more details.
Fix: made use of an SDK I had made from a windows machine
I spent 2 hours on this probably today. The delta pack is in the
version sdk because I've been able to export windows and linux from
OSX using 2 different eclipses. Although I tried a Gandymede
version and that didn't work for me. I also checked and all the
plugins (at least that I could see).
I suspect it is probably version problems, perhaps conflicts that
happen to get resolved when you clobber things with the delta pack.
I have changed the sdk build configuration slightly so that it
exports a different sdk for each platform. You can try that out and
see if that works better, They're at
http://udig.refractions.net:80//files/downloads/uDigSDKJun21
If you can determine EXACTLY the plugins that are causing problems
let me know
I tried to send you a screen snap with the exact error messages (a
version number difference on equinox launcher; the SDK included one
from 2008; my winter2 based eclipse had one from late 2007).
Maybe other "real" sdk users can let me know what magic they do to
get things working as I don't actually use the SDKs.
Jesse
Jody
