Aza,
I think I know where you are getting at, because I remember I faced a
similar issue earlier, which I fixed.
After you download and unzip/install TopBraid Composer, when you start
it up for the very first time, Eclipse or TopBraid Composer registers
some UI components and configuration in metadata files. This is good for
performance, but prevents new UI components to be added later on.
The solution in your case is step-by-step as follows. You have to follow
these steps in strict order:
1-) Unzip/install TopBraid Composer in a new folder
2-) Export your plugin into TopBraid Composer's plugin folder
3-) Run TopBraid Composer (which will register UI components of your
plugin along with TopBraid Composer UI components)
Gokhan
On 1/4/2012 6:05 PM, aza wrote:
Well I Export the plugin from Eclipse into TopBraid's plugin folder,
it creates a folder with the plugin's name and when I run TopBraid,
the plugin is on.
Should I use another Export option than 'General - File System' ?
But maybe there is another way to install a plugin into TopBraid,
should I use the 'Help - Install Software menu' ?
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