Yes i read this tutorial, but the project tree structure is not the same. Now
there is package plugins, which contains packages of the plugins. When i
checkout them separate there are missing classes, problalbly from another
plugin package.
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Изпратено на: Вторник, 2009, Юли 7 16:46:30 EEST
Here is documentation on checking out source code, setting up your target, and
launching a runtime.
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/community/tutorials/DevelopingWTP/DevelopingWTP.html
The document is a few years old, so some of the dialogs may have changed a bit,
but most of it should be correct.
Thanks,
Chris
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Thank you very much
Although i need to extend the WTP/source editing functionality. We also intend
to buy commersial license for it, so we can customize and make changes in the
WTP/source editing code. That's why i need to set up their plugin projects and
add/change things.
I setuped the plugins as separate projects but there are missing classes, i
suppose because of the separation.
Please can you clarify where can i checkout the projects separately?
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От: Christopher Jaun
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It sounds like you are trying to implement some plugins to extend the existing
WTP/Source editing functionality. If that is the case then you can take the
following steps....
1. Download a full WTP build and set it as your Target Platform in the
preferences of the development Eclipse you are using.
2. If you need them check out any plugins from CVS as individual plugin
projects. However, these plugins should already be included in your target, so
this is not required. You only need to do this if you want to look at the code
or patch something in the existing code.
3. For your new functionality create a new plugin project in your workspace.
Add your custom code and extensions there.
4. Launch a runtime workspace using the Run menu or the icon in the toolbar.
The default runtime workbench will be a combination of all the plugins in your
target and those in your workspace. As you make changes and want to test them
just launch a new runtime.
There is a lot of documentation in the eclipse help system and on the eclipse
website about plugin development, so I would suggest looking there for more
information.
Thanks,
Chris
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Ok, and when i want to test my changes to ui for example, how to start new
instance of eclipse with loaded my changed plug in. And if i have changes in
the other plug in projects for example in the core or debug, how can i run them
in one place, without building jars for every plugin and overriding them in
another eclipse folder. I am sorry for the question, this is my first plug in
project and i did not find anywhere how to do this.
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Изпратено на: Четвъртък, 2009, Юли 2 19:27:50 EEST
Actually, all of the folders under sourceediting/pluginsare meant to be
individual projects in your workspace. Try checkingthem out as different
projects to start with.
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Nitin Dahyabhai
Eclipse WTP Source Editing
IBM Rational
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Thank you very much
I thought so, but i checkout the wtp/sourceediting and i set up it as plugin
project. I must select the needed plugins in the new instance from here
Windows > Preferences... > Plug-in Development > Target Platform
But i cannot get it how can i add the not build in jars plugins to thetarget
platform. How can i add a set of plugins to the running new instance?
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>Dimitar,
>You'll have to keep them as separate plug-ins, otherwise you'll haveto
>change the source code in numerous places to support their extension
>points being declared in a different plug-in than they are currently.I'm
>not sure which overview tab you mean, but it's possible to launch withany
>set of plug-ins you choose.
>
>As for the different JavaScript plug-ins, org.eclipse.wst.javascript.*
>were the plug-ins used in WTP 2.0 and earlier, and are no longer
>maintained. WTP 3.0 and later include the org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.*
>plug-ins, which provides more full-featured JavaScript support andis
>under active development. To illustrate the difference at its mostbasic
>level, org.eclipse.wst.javascript.* contained no validation of JavaScript
>at all.
>
>Regards,
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>Nitin Dahyabhai
>Eclipse WTP Source Editing
>IBM Rational
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> Hi guys
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>My team is intending to use the WDT/sourceediting module of your pojector
>eventualy extend it. We need to build an studio for javascript, html,css,
>xml and so on. It will have custom things consernt to the product,which
>we are developing.
>But before contact the eclipse board to ask for the license agreementor
>making our studio open source, we want to make some tests and builds.
>
>So i search the net and your mail list, but i didn't find anything
>intresting for how to build the project.
>I have checkout the module WDT/sourceediting from your cvs. There aremany
>source folders and packages.
>I found that the implementation of the plugins are actualy in plugins
>folder, devided in many plugins.
>My questions are:
>1)How can i run/bulid all the wanting plugins as one i.e. there are
>org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.ui, org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.core,
>org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.debug and so on. How to run all
>org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.* in new instance of eclipse to test. I can runmay
>be one plugin from the overview tab from "Launch an Eclpise application"
>button, but this may be loads only the selected plugin.
>2)There are org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.* and org.eclipse.wst.javascript.*
>packages. What is the difference and which i can use for javascript.
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>tnx in adnanced
>Dimitar
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