Reputation: 1821
follow situation.
-pluiginCore <- includes many Libraries (libA,liB) via pom.xml, do nothing else
-pluginA..F <- want use classes from libA. -pluginF..Z <- want use classes from libB.
Is this possible with RCP? Is this a good way? Do I need to import via pom.xml libA and LibB in each plugin where I wanna use it?
I added pluginCore as a dependency of pluginA but still cant use libA.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 335
Reputation: 111141
You have to do this using the directives in the MANIFEST.MF of the plugins.
For the plugin which contains the libraries you use the Bundle-ClassPath
to specifies the jars in the plugin. For example:
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
lib/jogg-0.0.7.jar,
lib/jorbis-0.0.15.jar,
lib/vorbisspi1.0.2.jar
The .
entry is for the normal code in the plugin, the other entries are jars in a lib
directory.
You must also specify the additional jars in the build.properties
for the plugin.
You use the Export-Package
directive to say which packages from these jars are available to other plugins:
Export-Package: com.jcraft.jogg,
com.jcraft.jorbis
Plugins which wish to refer to these packages can either use Require-Bundle
to add a dependency to the plugin exporting the packages, or they can use Import-Package
to let Eclipse find the imported package.
Upvotes: 1