In m-eclipse-p EclipseManifestWriter.write() if the manifest file finds that the new values for CLASS_PATH and MANIFEST_VERSION don't match the values in the current MANIFEST.MF file then a completely new file is created that has these two keys only.
Is that the intention? Or should the old MANIFEST.MF values be kept and the new values added to that file instead. >From the comment in the javadoc it looks like having an already existing MANIFEST.MF is the unlikely scenario and that generating a fresh one is what will happen most of the time. Since I don't do RAD or WTP development I don't really understand what should be done. Can anyone clarify this for me? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]