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I'm writing a wizard for an eclipse project and want to include another plugin as Require-Bundle in the Manifest.MF.
I have the IProject I want to include, can I access its Bundle-SymbolicName without parsing the Manifest.MF? Or are there other ways to avoid manual parsing?
java eclipse eclipse-plugin
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I'm writing a wizard for an eclipse project and want to include another plugin as Require-Bundle in the Manifest.MF.
I have the IProject I want to include, can I access its Bundle-SymbolicName without parsing the Manifest.MF? Or are there other ways to avoid manual parsing?
java eclipse eclipse-plugin
asked Mar 24 at 13:21
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I'm writing a wizard for an eclipse project and want to include another plugin as Require-Bundle in the Manifest.MF.
I have the IProject I want to include, can I access its Bundle-SymbolicName without parsing the Manifest.MF? Or are there other ways to avoid manual parsing?
java eclipse eclipse-plugin
asked Mar 24 at 13:21
user3561614user3561614
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I'm writing a wizard for an eclipse project and want to include another plugin as Require-Bundle in the Manifest.MF.
I have the IProject I want to include, can I access its Bundle-SymbolicName without parsing the Manifest.MF? Or are there other ways to avoid manual parsing?
java eclipse eclipse-plugin
java eclipse eclipse-plugin
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An IProject may not represent a plug-in and doesn't have any direct API to get a plug-in id.
You can use the normal Java Manifest class to look at the MANIFEST.MF using something like:
IProject project = ...
IFile manifestResource = project.getFile(new Path("META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"));
if (manifestResource.exists())
try (InputStream stream = manifestResource.getContents())
Manifest manifest = new Manifest();
manifest.read(stream);
String symbolicName = manifest.getMainAttributes().getValue("Bundle-SymbolicName");
catch (CoreException
This code is adapted from code used by Eclipse PDE to look for the plug-in.
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An IProject may not represent a plug-in and doesn't have any direct API to get a plug-in id.
You can use the normal Java Manifest class to look at the MANIFEST.MF using something like:
IProject project = ...
IFile manifestResource = project.getFile(new Path("META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"));
if (manifestResource.exists())
try (InputStream stream = manifestResource.getContents())
Manifest manifest = new Manifest();
manifest.read(stream);
String symbolicName = manifest.getMainAttributes().getValue("Bundle-SymbolicName");
catch (CoreException
This code is adapted from code used by Eclipse PDE to look for the plug-in.
answered Mar 24 at 15:36
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An IProject may not represent a plug-in and doesn't have any direct API to get a plug-in id.
You can use the normal Java Manifest class to look at the MANIFEST.MF using something like:
IProject project = ...
IFile manifestResource = project.getFile(new Path("META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"));
if (manifestResource.exists())
try (InputStream stream = manifestResource.getContents())
Manifest manifest = new Manifest();
manifest.read(stream);
String symbolicName = manifest.getMainAttributes().getValue("Bundle-SymbolicName");
catch (CoreException
This code is adapted from code used by Eclipse PDE to look for the plug-in.
answered Mar 24 at 15:36
greg-449greg-449
91.7k1668106
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An IProject may not represent a plug-in and doesn't have any direct API to get a plug-in id.
You can use the normal Java Manifest class to look at the MANIFEST.MF using something like:
IProject project = ...
IFile manifestResource = project.getFile(new Path("META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"));
if (manifestResource.exists())
try (InputStream stream = manifestResource.getContents())
Manifest manifest = new Manifest();
manifest.read(stream);
String symbolicName = manifest.getMainAttributes().getValue("Bundle-SymbolicName");
catch (CoreException
This code is adapted from code used by Eclipse PDE to look for the plug-in.
answered Mar 24 at 15:36
greg-449greg-449
91.7k1668106
An IProject may not represent a plug-in and doesn't have any direct API to get a plug-in id.
You can use the normal Java Manifest class to look at the MANIFEST.MF using something like:
IProject project = ...
IFile manifestResource = project.getFile(new Path("META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"));
if (manifestResource.exists())
try (InputStream stream = manifestResource.getContents())
Manifest manifest = new Manifest();
manifest.read(stream);
String symbolicName = manifest.getMainAttributes().getValue("Bundle-SymbolicName");
catch (CoreException
This code is adapted from code used by Eclipse PDE to look for the plug-in.
answered Mar 24 at 15:36
greg-449greg-449
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answered Mar 24 at 15:36
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