| Re: [platform-update-dev] Accessing non-plugin files stored in Feature directory |
Don't we have something in FeatureContentConsumer that let us know where
the feature has been installed ?
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The install location is given by BootLoader.getInstallURL().
Take a look at DeltaInstallHandler in the M4 driver, you may be able to use
some of that code.
-Dorian
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I have been using the DefaultInstallHandler to install non-plugin files.
The default location for the files is
eclipse/features/com.xyz.plugin_2.0.0/<non-plugin_folders_and_files_here
>
Is there some easy way to access this location from the plugin
associated with this feature? I can't seem to find an API that will
give me the absolute path for the eclipse installation, otherwise I
think I could use that and append
/features/MyPlugin.getDefault().toString() (since my plugin id and
feature id are the same).
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks
Susan
email: susan.b.foster@xxxxxxxxx
phone: 480-552-0927
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