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Yes i have added plug-in dependecies to the build path and i have added
the plug in com.ibm.etools.iseries.core to the required plugins. And i can
see all packages in the package explorer. I can write my plugin and the
plug in works, but it as i said before if you have used code completion
all the time it is really hard to program with objects without it.
The com.ibm.etools.systems.core which i have added to the required plugins
too, works without a problem. Although it would be nice to add Java doc to
the .jar somehow to have the java doc in the editor.
Greetings
Ralf M Petter
David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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10.07.2007 16:22
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Re: [WDSCI-L] Develop plug ins for WDSC
ralf.petter@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I want to develop my own plugins for WDSC 7.0 and have set up an
external
Eclipse with the WDSC 7.0 as the target. Everything works fine except
one
big problem. If i use classes out of the iseries.jar to access resources
on the I/5 i have not code completion. This isbad , because it is really
very difficult to get the code correct. I hope that any one knows how i
can fix this problem.
Ralf:
I assume you are including the "Plug-in dependencies" in the java build
path for the plug-in.
Have you added the plug-in you are referencing in that jar to the
required plug-in list in the plugin.xml file?
david
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