Ah, yes... now makes sense... But of course, you can do both :-) Just configure the launching the test version of Eclipse to use the plugin(s) you're developing, and otherwise use the installed ones.
-Marshall On 8/9/2011 1:56 PM, Richard Eckart de Castilho wrote: > Hello Marshal, > >> The issue with EMF - can you confirm it works for you in a brand-new-unzipped >> Eclipse 3.6 or 3.7 where you install just the UIMA plugins from the update >> site, >> but leave (or have) the box checked on the install page which says: "Contact >> all >> update sites during install to find required software", *without* you having >> to >> manually install EMF? > When I install the UIMA plugins into Eclipse and I contact all update sites > it should work fine. I never experienced problems with this. > > My point is, that if I do not want to *use* UIMA, but to *develop* UIMA > itself, then I do *not* want to have to install the Eclipse UIMA plugins into > my development instance. I only want to run them in my testing instance. And > since I do not install the plugins in my development instance, the EMF plugin > is not available to the testing instance. > > Cheers, > > Richard >
