Re: [Springide-eclip-developer] Upload site and Spring IDE dependencies

[Torsten J. <tor...@on...>]

Derek,

this is the same issue as with Spring IDE and GEF. You have the 
following options:

1. Bundle Spring IDE's core jar (with it's dependent libraries -> XML 
parser, Spring, commons-logging) with one of your plugins.

2. Bundle Spring IDE's core plugin with your feature.

3. Require the user to install Spring IDE. But this way you inherit 
Spring IDE's dependency on GEF too.

I'm tending to option 2. This approach is used by MyEclipse too. They 
ship with all their dependent plugins (including GEF).

Cheers,
Torsten


On 08.11.2004, at 19:23, Derek Adams wrote:

> My Eclipse feature uses the Spring IDE beans model and
> imports the beans core plugin in its dependencies. I
> want to allow people to go to my update site and
> download both my feature/plugins and the Spring IDE
> feature/plugins that it depends on. Do I need to
> package the Spring IDE jars with my stuff, or is there
> a way to indicate to the update manager where to find
> the feature dependency?
>
> Thanks!
> Derek Adams
> http://www.gaijin-studio.org
>
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