It leaves files in TMP dir.
Sometimes BIIIIG files (not for me).
And it slows down Eclipse even more.
AArrgghh, someone has to do something about it.
So I took my best cape and thought of a bundle that would clean the mess on start and stop of Eclipse.
That is level 1 OSGi, an Activator that does the job.
Its also for I will have to do something that must autoload JARs at work.
Then, boom ! In my face !
The Activator does not get activated even though I explicitly set lazy loading to false.
WTF ??
The module either appears as LAZY or RESOLVED depending on the MANIFEST.MF configuration.
This adds one more line to the funky stuff I found in the little I know about OSGi
* General Manifest syntax
* 80 columns Manifest
* unclear lazy loading directives, combinations
and now,
* Activators that do not auto-start
And it slows down Eclipse even more.
AArrgghh, someone has to do something about it.
So I took my best cape and thought of a bundle that would clean the mess on start and stop of Eclipse.
That is level 1 OSGi, an Activator that does the job.
Its also for I will have to do something that must autoload JARs at work.
Then, boom ! In my face !
The Activator does not get activated even though I explicitly set lazy loading to false.
WTF ??
The module either appears as LAZY or RESOLVED depending on the MANIFEST.MF configuration.
This adds one more line to the funky stuff I found in the little I know about OSGi
* General Manifest syntax
* 80 columns Manifest
* unclear lazy loading directives, combinations
and now,
* Activators that do not auto-start
And I do not know much.
If you have an idea, share it in the comments.
Thanks
Jérôme
2012/07/06 Update : The truth is in the source. The wizard added a line in the Manifest.mf that was making it lazy. Dropping that line made the plugin work as intended. The project can be found on GitHub https://github.com/wadael/GWTCleaner , the path comes from user mudelta