I adjusted the code to have the ruby and jave to be in the same bundle: org.eclipse.core.runtime.internal.adaptor.ContextFinder
I test both of them and I'm sure they are on the same.

But still getting error not finding classes.

Please help


Werner Schuster (murphee) wrote:
Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:

For whatever reason the class you want to load is not available. You may need to require the jar file for it or put it in a higher classpath. Where is that class located? How are you making it possible for the plugin to find it?
Might want to fiddle with the OSGi settings - if the class is around, JRuby might just not see the class because the two are in different class loaders.
Are JRuby and the class in the same OSGi bundle ('plugin');

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