Re: Problem with UIMA Eclipse Plugins when starting Galileo

[Peter Klügl <pk...@ki.informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de>]

Hi,

sorry for the late answer.
> I am not sure what plugins are "included" in your "RCP Eclipse" and how you
> "launch" your RCP. Let me describe some options that you can try.
>   
The included plugins consist mostly of TextMarker plugins that depend on 
the UIMA runtime plugin. The launch is currently configurate to run a 
product (org.eclipse.sdk.ide) using all plugins in the workspace

> Option 1. "Validate Plug-ins" before you launch your RCP
> If you launch your RCP through the Lauch Configuration Dialog, in the
> "Plug-ins" Tab, there is a "Validate Plug-ins" button that you can click to
> verify that all the dependency of the "selected" plug-ins are satisfied. If
> there are some errors, you can click the "Add Rquired Plug-ins" to correct
> the error.
>   
I have done that; no problems were detected.

> Option 2. If your RCP has "Plug-in Dependencies" view, try to see if there
> is a "red x" on top of any UIMA plug-in that may have some missing plug-ins
> that it depends on.
>   
No complaints in the dependencies view.
> Option 3.If your RCP has "Plug-in Registry" view, try to "diagnose" the
> problematic UIMA plug-ins as follows:
>   - "Plug-in Registry" view, Right click of any plug-in and Select "Show
> Advanced Operations"
>   - Right click on the problematic UIMA plug-in and Select "Diagnose" which
> will pop-up the result of the diagnostic operation.
>   
Returns "no problems detected". The desceditor is not listed in the 
active plugins, however, the runtime plugin is.
> Let us know which option you can use and what is the result.
>   
One of my students solved the problem for his application by 
closing/opening all project in his IDE workspace and some restarts with 
new plugins, but this did not work for me. My best guess is currently 
that there is a problem with the workspace itself. I get back to you 
when I got more news.

Peter