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Tonight just for fun I started the IBM Tutorial on Developing your first RCP Application in Eclipse (yeah, I know I have a weird sense of fun):
I’m using Eclipse 3.2 MyEclipse 5.0M2 and went through new plug in project, yes to “create a rich client application”, then “Hello RCP” as the plug-in template.
What I noticed was that when I got just far enough into the tutorial to view the plug-in details of the Hello World app the following plug-in was listed:
Genuitec L.L.C JavaScript Browser 4.9.200
I’m assuming that this is in fact a bug and that the JavaScript plugin should not be a part of the most basic Hello RCP plugin template.
Does the guide utilize MyEclipse for developing the app like this one?
http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/31763?trk=DXRSS_LATESTNo, plain Eclipse. In fact after creating the brand new project from the Hello RCP template the only file has been changed is the generated ApplicationActionBarAdvisor.java file, and that’s very simple. Yet when I do a Help->About->Plugins in that new application the Genuitec JavaScript plugin code shows up. Just to make sure I created a brand new workspace and created a new project named foo which was a Plugin Project in that workspace. Then I changed only that one file I mentioned, executed it and sure enough the Genuitec code showed up. I’ve zipped up the workspace and put it on my website – I’ll email you direct with the URL – it’s a 4M file.
I should have mentioned that I launch the new RCP from within Eclipse by going to the foo (what I named the project) overview screen and select “Launch an Eclipse Application” in the testing section on the right hand side. That’s when help->about->plugins in the new application lists the
JavaScript plugin.
