Where is org.eclipse.ui.ide.IDE
I am trying to make an Eclipse plug-in where the text in code-editor should get updated from a file. In most examples, I see people using IDE.openEditor(page, inputFile);
However, I cannot find the org.eclipse.ui.ide.IDE extension point. Downloading the jar and putting it in build path causes an error. I think it should be available in the list of possible extensions or dependencies. Any help on where to find it is highly appreciated. Thank you.
eclipse eclipse-plugin eclipse-rcp
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
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I am trying to make an Eclipse plug-in where the text in code-editor should get updated from a file. In most examples, I see people using IDE.openEditor(page, inputFile);
However, I cannot find the org.eclipse.ui.ide.IDE extension point. Downloading the jar and putting it in build path causes an error. I think it should be available in the list of possible extensions or dependencies. Any help on where to find it is highly appreciated. Thank you.
eclipse eclipse-plugin eclipse-rcp
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
add a comment |
I am trying to make an Eclipse plug-in where the text in code-editor should get updated from a file. In most examples, I see people using IDE.openEditor(page, inputFile);
However, I cannot find the org.eclipse.ui.ide.IDE extension point. Downloading the jar and putting it in build path causes an error. I think it should be available in the list of possible extensions or dependencies. Any help on where to find it is highly appreciated. Thank you.
eclipse eclipse-plugin eclipse-rcp
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
I am trying to make an Eclipse plug-in where the text in code-editor should get updated from a file. In most examples, I see people using IDE.openEditor(page, inputFile);
However, I cannot find the org.eclipse.ui.ide.IDE extension point. Downloading the jar and putting it in build path causes an error. I think it should be available in the list of possible extensions or dependencies. Any help on where to find it is highly appreciated. Thank you.
eclipse eclipse-plugin eclipse-rcp
eclipse eclipse-plugin eclipse-rcp
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
asked Nov 26 '18 at 6:31
Saghan MudbhariSaghan Mudbhari
124
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This is not an extension point, it is a Java API that you call.
It is in the org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in so you need to add that to your plug-in's dependencies. You can do that in the MANIFEST.MF/plugin.xml editor on the 'Dependencies' tab in the 'Required Plug-ins' section. This will add the dependency to the Require-Bundle section in the MANIFEST.MF
Note: You should not need to download anything for Eclipse dependencies, the plugin should already be in your 'target platform'. It is also not correct to just put plug-in dependencies just on the build path - you must put them in the MANIFEST.MF
answered Nov 26 '18 at 7:36
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This is not an extension point, it is a Java API that you call.
It is in the org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in so you need to add that to your plug-in's dependencies. You can do that in the MANIFEST.MF/plugin.xml editor on the 'Dependencies' tab in the 'Required Plug-ins' section. This will add the dependency to the Require-Bundle section in the MANIFEST.MF
Note: You should not need to download anything for Eclipse dependencies, the plugin should already be in your 'target platform'. It is also not correct to just put plug-in dependencies just on the build path - you must put them in the MANIFEST.MF
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This is not an extension point, it is a Java API that you call.
It is in the org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in so you need to add that to your plug-in's dependencies. You can do that in the MANIFEST.MF/plugin.xml editor on the 'Dependencies' tab in the 'Required Plug-ins' section. This will add the dependency to the Require-Bundle section in the MANIFEST.MF
Note: You should not need to download anything for Eclipse dependencies, the plugin should already be in your 'target platform'. It is also not correct to just put plug-in dependencies just on the build path - you must put them in the MANIFEST.MF
answered Nov 26 '18 at 7:36
greg-449greg-449
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This is not an extension point, it is a Java API that you call.
It is in the org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in so you need to add that to your plug-in's dependencies. You can do that in the MANIFEST.MF/plugin.xml editor on the 'Dependencies' tab in the 'Required Plug-ins' section. This will add the dependency to the Require-Bundle section in the MANIFEST.MF
Note: You should not need to download anything for Eclipse dependencies, the plugin should already be in your 'target platform'. It is also not correct to just put plug-in dependencies just on the build path - you must put them in the MANIFEST.MF
answered Nov 26 '18 at 7:36
greg-449greg-449
90.2k1664100
This is not an extension point, it is a Java API that you call.
It is in the org.eclipse.ui.ide plug-in so you need to add that to your plug-in's dependencies. You can do that in the MANIFEST.MF/plugin.xml editor on the 'Dependencies' tab in the 'Required Plug-ins' section. This will add the dependency to the Require-Bundle section in the MANIFEST.MF
Note: You should not need to download anything for Eclipse dependencies, the plugin should already be in your 'target platform'. It is also not correct to just put plug-in dependencies just on the build path - you must put them in the MANIFEST.MF
answered Nov 26 '18 at 7:36
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answered Nov 26 '18 at 7:36
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