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Build 200910170201 Using a generated jar file using XMLBeans fails if added as a library to RCP module. It complains about a missing library that is in the related Library module. The same exact code works perfectly in a plain java project. Looks to be related to the way RCP loads libraries.
Created attachment 89936 [details] Java Application code (working)
Created attachment 89938 [details] one of the .nbm files of a test RCP application
Created attachment 89939 [details] one of the .nbm files of a test RCP application
There's another module needed but is too big to be attached but basically contains all the libraries in the lib folder of XMLBeans distribution. The RCP is set up to have an action in the Tools tool bar.
> Using a generated jar file using XMLBeans fails if added as a library to RCP > module. It complains about a missing > library that is in the related Library module. > > The same exact code works perfectly in a plain java project. Looks to be > related to the way RCP loads libraries. Correct, you have to add dependency on XMLBeans to the library wrapper, not to the module that uses the wrapper.
What I meant is a library wrapper.
(In reply to comment #6) > What I meant is a library wrapper. I didn't decipher your setup then, I'd really need some sample projects (ie. source code, not binary and complete with all involved libraries) showing your setup. But basically what I thought you have: - module "test" which uses classes from DrugConfigurationXMLBeans.jar - module "com.bbraun.pceis.bean" which is a wrapper for DrugConfigurationXMLBeans.jar, which in turn uses classes from XMLBeans - module "xmlbeans" which is a wrapper for all XMLBeans JARs. Then wrapper "com.bbraun.pceis.bean" must declare (runtime) dependency on "xmlbeans", not the "test" module as in your attached NBMs. If both "test" and "com.bbraun.pceis.bean" use XMLBeans classes, both of them must declare the dependency.