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Re: [jdt-core-dev] intercepting .classpath load and save
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IJavaElementDelta.F_CLASSPATH_CHANGED tells you when the .classpath
changes.
Please ask such questions on the eclipse.tools.jdt newsgroup (this list is
about the development of JDT Core itself).
"Faron Dutton"
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03/18/2005 12:25 .classpath load and save
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Hi All,
In my shop, we use Maven for the build system. It is easy to get the
.classpath file and the project.xml file out-of-sync, so I'm looking for a
way to override the classpath entries in the .classpath file with the
dependency entries in the project.xml file. I have used the MavenIDE
plug-in
from CodeHaus, which has a POM Synchronize view. However, this solution
requires that the developer actually remember to synchronize when adding a
new library to the classpath. Since there are over one-hundred people
working on these projects, if each person forgets once a year then the
build
is broken every other working-day.
What I would like to do is write a plug-in that either decorates or extends
JavaProject. In this new class, I can intercept the readClasspathFile and
saveClasspath methods to keep the files in sync. Unfortunately,
JavaModelManager is a singleton so there is no way to override which
implementation classes are instantiated.
Another solution would be to write a plug-in that modifies the classpath on
startup and then listens for classpath changed events to keep the
project.xml file up-to-date. I am once again foiled since I cannot see any
listener mechanism in the code.
Any thoughts or suggestions on how I can accomplish this?
Faron.
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