jar - Eclipse 3.7 Required Plug-ins -
I am currently running Eclipse 3.7 Indigo. My current project is a plug-in project
I Wanted to try a product named ISPDF in my current project.
That's why I downloaded two essential jar files from binary downloads. Icepdf-core.jar and icepdf-viewer.jar
So I have created a new plug-in project from the existing jar. Two jar files have been added to me and the plug-in project has been created. I then exported the project and produced a project jar file.
I came back to my existing project where I want to use features of ISPDF. Dependence went on - & gt; Required plug-ins - & gt; My new icePDF plugin was added
I am sure that I am missing an important step. Because as soon as I close the ICPDF project in the package explorer. I get an error in my main project.
ERROR: The required plug-in is unavailable
I do not understand, I have at least 12 other required plug-ins, none of them open it
Was this the right way to add and add snow pdf jars to my current project? Was there a way to include jars in the plug-in project without creating a new project?
Edit It seems that ISPDF uses swing mainly because my project is SWT based, I do not want to use swing in the project. I am looking for something that will look at an existing PDF, convert PDFs and print PDFs in local printers. Any suggestions ?? This is normal behavior, when a plug-in only closes a required plugin, if this plugin Only one is available through my workspace I think other required plugins are 'standard' eclipse plugins, such as emf; They do not have to be in their workspace because they are directly installed in their eclipse platform. One other way the original jar will be inserted into its plugin project. Just create a folder, e.g. lib / , paste the jars there, and add them to the square path of the plugin project. The latter is a little tricky, as you have to add them in project properties as well as in
Manifest.ml (Plugin.xml-editor, IIRC's 'Runtime' tab) and
build.properties file.
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