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Quick question on a related topic… is there a reason that we don’t have the geronimo10.serverdef file standalone but bundled it inside of the org.apache.geronimo.devtools.eclipse.core jar file? I noticed I got a standalone serverdef file for pretty much every server runtime I can define within my eclipse:
Directory of E:\tools\eclipse3.1.2\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.jst.server.gener ic.serverdefinitions_1.0.0.v20060131b\servers
02/17/2006 04:33 PM 4,278 jboss.serverdef 02/17/2006 04:33 PM 5,228 jboss323.serverdef 02/17/2006 04:33 PM 5,120 jonas.serverdef 02/17/2006 04:33 PM 5,212 oracle.10.1.3.serverdef 02/17/2006 04:33 PM 4,144 weblogic81.serverdef 02/17/2006 04:33 PM 4,182 weblogic90.serverdef
Thanks,
Lin -----Original Message-----
I think its best if you first need to get an understanding of the eclipse plugin architecture. Please read this article... http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-Plug-in-architecture/plugin_architecture.html. This particular article may be outdated since the move to OSGI but the concepts are the same.
Extension points are defined and loaded inside a plugin.xml. The .serverdef file is a WTP specific file for defining generic servers. Its loaded via an EMF model and thus by adding your entry there invalidates your file and thats why you're seeing the exception.
- sachin
On Feb 28, 2006, at 5:22 PM, Ted Kirby wrote:
I want to use this new support.
I put <extension point="org.apache.geronimo.devtools.eclipse.core.discouragedRuntimeAccess" >
<path value="/lib" /> </extension> in devtools\modules\eclipse-plugin\plugins\org.apache.geronimo.devtools.eclipse.core\serverdef\geronimo10.serverdef, but it did not work. From the eclipse log, I got: Wrapped exception Where should I put the <extension> element?
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- Re: How to use discouragedRuntimeAccess extension point Sachin Patel
- Re: How to use discouragedRuntimeAccess extension point Ted Kirby
- RE: How to use discouragedRuntimeAccess extension point Lin Sun
