Rajesh Kartha wrote:
Not sure about the need for an elaborate plug-in, but if you start
eclipse (with the set of Derby Core and UI plugins) on the command line
using something like
C:\e31_GA\eclipse>eclipse -vmargs
-Dderby.system.home=C:\temp\CommonPlaceForDB
The big problem with this approach is that as a plugin author, I have no say in how the user
of the plugin is booting his/her Eclipse instance. A complete havoc would arise if different
plugins impose different requirements on the bootstrap process.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
