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[news.eclipse.tools] Re: What means following log-file entry?
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> application using the org.eclispe.core.runtime.applications extension
> point? Please enter a bug report with more details. Thanks.
So I will not get the log file entry anymore. Nevertheless - that what I am
trying doesn't work.
Description:
I have two applications using the org.eclipse.core.runtime.applications
extension point.
The applications are using methods of the JavaProjectHelper class of
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.examples (latest version)
My install application should create a JavaProject:
in the run() Methode I am writing the following code:
IJavaProject currentJavaProject = JavaProjectHelper.createJavaProject("my
Java Project", "bin");
which should be enought to create a Java Project, but only a Project will be
generated - without Java nature.
and when I am using my Uninstall application, which should remove this
project
IWorkspaceRoot root = ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().getRoot();
root.getProject("my Java Project").delete( true, true, null);
in the debugger I can see that he finds the project, but the project stays
in the workspace after execution. It's strange.