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Re: [ve-dev] "plugin.xml" & "runtime library"
hmm... the method proposed to solve the issue of the missing plugin xml file didn't work.  i can't seem to find any references out there in regards to the issue of this file missing...everything i've seen just says it should be there automagically.
 
in regards to the other issue, i'm not sure that i really follow the answer given. i looked in the build tab at the runtime information, but nothing seemed to correspond to the ability to separate the libraries between runtime & workbench versions.
 
perhaps a better way to handle this would be to locate a different (perhaps simpler) tutorial?  the one i referenced seems simple enough, but these 2 parts (at least at this point) are just not working out for me.
 
ds


 
On 9/14/05, HÖSS.Alexander <A.HOeSS@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
1) The plugin.xml is generated automatically if there is something to store in it! The Plugin Manifest Editor decides in which file data should be stored! You can try it with adding an item to "Exported Packages" on the "Runtime" tab and you will get your plugin.xml!
 
2) I think the "Runtime Information" on the "Build" tab is what your are looking for!
 
Hope that helps!
 
Greets,
Alex

Von: ve-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto: ve-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Donald Scott
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 14. September 2005 15:51
An: ve-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [ve-dev] "plugin.xml" & "runtime library"

 

1) as per the tutorial here: http://eclipse.org/articles/Article-VE-Custom-Widget/customwidget.html#The_Custom_Widget   i should be getting manifest.mf & plugin.xml files generated when creating the project.  i am getting a manifest.mf file, but not a plugin.xml file.  this is bothering me since apparently i need the xml file to get stubbed out in order to add my own pallette to the ve.

2) also, there's a screen cap in the tutorial that lists the field 'runtime library' as the place to put the name of the name of the jar file to separate workbench & widgit code, but alas, in mine the field is called 'classpath'.  is there another way to do this?

i'm using eclipse 3.1.0, v.e. 1.1.0.1, e.m.f. 2.1.0, and g.e.k. 3.1.0.

help, please, and tia.

ds


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