| [news.eclipse.platform.rcp] Re: Preventing plugins from contributing to menus and toolbars ... |
"Francis Upton" <francisu@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:fr1o4a$bt1$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxWell, as of 3.3 ui.ide also contains the support for file store editor inputs and hence if you want full fledged text editor support for non-resource-based (external) files and install disk space isn't an issue then you should use org.eclipse.ui.ide and also org.eclipse.ui.editors. And as of 3.4 you don't even need to add the resources plug-in as this is marked optional now.
I stand corrected (I'm learning about this now), apparently ui.ide is something that most RCP applications will need. What you should not need is ui.ide.application. Are you using that?
RCP applications should only include ui.ide if they are resource-based, i.e. if they expose the workspace with projects, folders and files to end users.
Many RCP apps do not include org.eclipse.core.resources and org.eclipse.ui.ide. These plug-ins are not part of the RCP feature itself.