Good boy or girl don’t write the folloing code, please. try { … } catch(RuntimeException e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } At least, use Logger.debug(“error”, e), or use e.printStackTrace() as the most low level. Of course, the suitable process against the exception should be written.
In Java, the package allows you to specify some annotations. To do this, you have to create a package-info.java file to have the package definition only. For example: /** * This package includes … classes. * @author Yoichiro Tanaka */ package jp.eisbahn.foo.bar; The package-info.java file can be compiled. But, in the case above, the file… more
Basically, if you put a plugin and feature jar files into your update-site, you must follow a rule defined by a specification of Eclipse update-site. Its rule is the creating a site.xml file, putting the plugin jar file into a sub directory named “plugins” and putting the feature jar file into a sub directory named… more
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