Closed kolovos closed 7 years ago
Hmm... removing org.hawk.osgiserver as an imported package from org.hawk.ui.emc.dt2 and adding it as a required plug-in resolves the compilation error. I don't understand why, but is there a reason why a package import is preferred over a plug-in dependency in this case?
This may be an eclipse version thing as I'm still using an older version on my home pc (Luna).
I imagine Antonio may have further insight into this?
I will check this on my work pc on Monday but as far as I recall i've never had any compilation errors in that class, and i've updated my work pc as well to the new hawk versions.
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Hmm... removing org.hawk.osgiserver as an imported package from org.hawk.ui.emc.dt2 and adding it as a required plug-in resolves the compilation error. I don't understand why, but is there a reason why a package import is preferred over a plug-in dependency in this case?
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Indeed - I started getting this error when I upgraded to Neon
That's odd - I'm using Neon with my Epsilon 1.4-based target platform and it was compiling fine.
In any case, I don't trust Import-Package very much either, so I have changed it to a Require-Bundle. Some sleuthing revealed that a certain kb634 added this Import-Package on 4697ad6d0 ;-).
Marking as solved, then.
In line 82 of HawkModel, the following statement produces a compilation error:
Is this plugin used or should it be cleaned up?