Thanks.

thank you, this works.

Best regards, Lars

Lars Vogel wrote:

Thanks for the answer.

Unfortunately this also did also not work. I installed "Eclipse PDE Plug-in Developer Resources" in an Eclipse Java IDE download and still don't have the option to create Plug-in Projects.

Try installing the "EPP RCP Feature" from the EPP update site (http://download.eclipse.org/technology/epp/packages/galileo) - that should get you everything that is included in the "Eclipse for RCP/Plug-in Developers" package that you would get from the main Downloads page.
Or, you could just download that package, unzip it, start it up and point to your existing workspace. The RCP/Plug-in Dev package contains pretty much everything that the Java Dev package contains, and more.

Hope this helps,
Eric

Thanks for the answer.

Unfortunately this also did also not work. I installed "Eclipse PDE Plug-in Developer Resources" in an Eclipse Java IDE download and still don't have the option to create Plug-in Projects.

Hope this helps,
Eric

Benjamin Muskalla wrote:

Lars, I think RCP in this case only refers to the runtime itself (org.eclipse.ui, workbench, etc).
What you're searching (and what is included in the Eclipse Classic Package) is PDE.

I think you should be able to install PDE trough the Galileo Update Site.

Greets
  Ben

Lars Vogel wrote:

Hi,

I just install "Eclipse Platform SDK" into an Eclipse Java IDE download for Eclipse 3.5.

I see that this feature contains "Eclipse RCP" and "Eclipse RCP Plug-in Developer Resources".

But I can not create plug-in projects. Is this a bug in the feature or am I missing something?

Best regards, Lars

Hope this helps,
Eric

Hi Phillipus,

Take a look at wikitext from the mylyn project. Maybe this is useful for you.

Best regards,

Wim Jongman

Hi,

my task is to find a basic HTML/XHTML editor plug-in that I can slot into my RCP application that doesn't bring with it a whole bunch of unwanted stuff from the IDE. A lot of these editors inherit from classes in org.eclipse.ui.editors which in turn brings in all the stuff from org.eclipse.ui.ide. My users don't want to see menu items and preferences related to Workbenches, Java, Debug, etc.

I've tried the editor from WTP and Amateras. These bring in the IDE stuff to the RCP app.

Anyone know of anything lightweight?

Thanks,

Phillipus

Ok, but hot to add it ?

See a complete example here:

http://developerspoint.wordpress.com/2008/09/14/how-to-put-combo-boxes-into-toolbars-in-eclipse-rcpplugin/

Murilo Q.

Hi kevin ,
I tried with this also but still my class is never called.I want a menu to
be visible invisible depending on the property. And I make the class return
the property to be true so my menu is visible. but it never enters the
testers class.
below is the code what i m trying to do

<extension

point="org.eclipse.core.expressions.propertyTesters">

<propertyTester

class="neha.samplePropertyTester"

id="src.neha.testproperty"

namespace="src.neha.testproperty.namespace"

properties="test"

type="java.lang.Boolean">

</propertyTester>

</extension>

<visibleWhen

checkEnabled="false">

<test

forcePluginActivation="false"

property="src.neha.testproperty.namespace.test">

</test>

</visibleWhen>

A possible reason for not loading your PropertyTester class
could be that you set the forcePluginActivation element in the
ext.pt to false as shown above. So, if your plugin containing
the tester has not been loaded yet, the class will not be
instantiated and thus used. I would give it a try to set the
forcePluginActivation element to true.

HTH & Greetings from Bremen,

Daniel Krügler