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Christian Sell

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Jun 3, 2011, 12:16:37 PM6/3/11
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Hello,

I just checked out the lates code base, and found that the
diagramexport plugin is now referencing batik plugins which I dont
know where to get them from. Also, shouldn't this dependency be
expressed in some way that enforces it upon installation, or makes the
plugin optional depending on whether the batik plugins are present in
the target?

regards,
Chris

Hannes Niederhausen

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Jun 3, 2011, 12:21:21 PM6/3/11
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Hi,

you can find them in the feature: Third Party Plugins for GMF.

Best regards
Hannes

PS: See the rmbench.target file inside the releng project.

Christian Sell

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Jun 3, 2011, 2:01:17 PM6/3/11
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when I open the target file in eclipse, and go to the "content" tab,
eclipse sits there endlessly on some job named "Resolving Target
Definition". I can see it fetching hundreds of jar files, but after 10
minutes it's still at 1%, so I cancel it. What does it do? What is it
good for?

Also, we should aim for 1-stop installation into an arbitrary Helios-
JEE target installation. Right now I dont see how a user will be able
to obtain the batik bundles - I myself am still searching..

On 3 Jun., 18:21, Hannes Niederhausen <h.niederhau...@googlemail.com>
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Hannes Niederhausen

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Jun 3, 2011, 2:12:36 PM6/3/11
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Hi,

we will add the fetaure dependency in the feature.xml.

You find the third party plugins only when you deactivate "group items
by category"

The name is: "Third-Party Components for GMF Runtime" and is in the
helios release train aupdate site.

regards
Hannes

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