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Hi,
I’ve just upgraded to MyEclipse 7. My plugin project shows several errors
after upgrading. I’ve found the problem, the following jar isn’t added to the plugin-in dependencies (it is in MyEclipse 6)org.eclipse.swt.win32.win32.x86_3.4.1.v3449c.jar
How can I solve this? (using a new workspace does help, but I want to solve this in my exising workspace if possible).
Thanks,
Teun Hoogendoorn
Have you tried using the -clean command to fix the original workspace? Did that help?
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/troubleshoot-using-the-clean-command-line-argument/Hi Nipun,
I’ve tried that several times, it did not help.
But… changing the environment (operating system etc), setting it to an other value, apply, changing the value back did solve the problem. I
suppose it has something to do with determining the correct jar (because os + arch is included in the file name of the jar).However… The plugin is not loaded at startup of MyEclipse… The error log shows no errors (only some warnings)…
What is the correct way to add a custom plugin in MyEclipse 7 (in MyEclipse 6, I simply add the plugin to \eclipse\plugins) ?
Thanks,
Teun Hoogendoorn
Hi,
I’m still stuck, to load custom plugins in MyEclipse 7.
These are the steps I took:
– Create a new workspace
– Create a plug-in project (hello world)
– Export it to the plugin dir.
– Restart MyEclipseThe plugin is not loaded (no errors in the errors view)
Run as / debug as a MyEclipse application does load all my plug-ins. So
what am I missing?Please help.
Teun Hoogendoorn
Teun,
Dropping plugins into the plugin directory will not get them to work with ME 7. We will include this feature in our next release. Sorry for the inconvenience.Hi,
This is fixed in 7.1 (put the plugin in Genuitec\MyEclipse 7.1\dropins)
Thank you!
Teun Hoogendoorn
