[news.eclipse.webtools.jsf] Re: Programmatically add a existing componen

[cameron.bateman@xxxxxxxxxx (Cameron Bateman)]

Off the top of my head, this looks like the "jar inside jar" problem that 
some Eclipse file location APIs have.  What happens if you export the 
plugin in exploded form rather than jar form?

I should also note that in Galileo, the jsf libraries provider mechanism 
is deprecated.  Going forward, JSF runtime and component libraries need to 
be provided through the new facet library provider mechanism.


Thanks,

Cameron

shilpa wrote:

> Cameron,

> I have implemented extension point 
> org.eclipse.jst.jsf.core.pluginProvidedJsfLibraries to add a few libraries 
> when a new project is created using my library name.
> It works fine when I launch an eclipse using my Plugin.xml for testing. 
> but when I actually install the plugin, it throws an error and the jars 
> doesn't get added. I feel the problem is in the way I am exporting or 
> installing the plugin.

> The error message is - 
> Failed while installing JavaServer Faces 1.1.
> assertion failed: Path for IClasspathEntry must be absolute: 
> file:C:/Program 
Files/IBM/SDPShared/plugins/plugins/com.hsbc.glti.jsf.taglibmetadata.jhx_1.0.0.jar!/lib/commons-beanutils-1.7.0.jar


> Can you suggest some documentation which provides a clear picture of 
> exporting and packaging the plugin? or if u know any solution to this 
> problem