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- #In build.properties, I specified to build a JAR file from my plugin sources. When I export deploy my plugin, a class can not be found. What am I doing wrong?
- #How do I generate Javadoc with links to APIs on the web?
- #Should I deploy my pure Java plugin as a JAR file or as a directory?
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Not possible yet, but should be in Eclipse 3.3.
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In build.properties, I specified to build a JAR file from my plugin sources. When I
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deploy my plugin, a class can not be found. What am I doing wrong?
Answered by Sergei Chevtsov, 06-14-2007
You must add your JAR file to "Bundle-Classpath" in MANIFEST.MF.
Open MANIFEST.MF. Select the RUNTIME tab. Press NEW... button in the CLASSPATH section and type the name of your (future) library.
Note: if you can, do NOT add JAR files to your plugin. Instead, add them to edu.stanford.slac.external and make that plugin required by your plugin.
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How do I generate Javadoc with links to APIs on the web?
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