Martin Tauber wrote:
I am only including ui.ide and not ui.ide.application. And yes, my
application is resource based. So my expectation is that ui.ide is
including the stuff that I'm not interested in ... So I still have the
problem, that I don#t know how to get rid of it ...
Options for getting stuff out of an RCP app:
1) hack it out if you can find it (can cause the most problems later)
2) use activities to make them disappear (you need to match the activity
identifier, usually something like plugin.id/item.id) For example,
Previous Annotation is part of the annotation action set provided by
org.eclipse.ui.editors (not ide). You can hide it in your perspective,
if you want.
3) use the product customization to truly remove it.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Product_Customization This takes a
little while to set up, but provides the most accurate control
Later,
PW