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Asked: 2026-05-26T18:22:24+00:00

I have an Eclipse RCP application, and I am trying with no luck to

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I have an Eclipse RCP application, and I am trying with no luck to install a plugin I have created that should be deployed separately to the aforementioned application.

To do so, I start the application as ./App -console, and when it has stopped loading, I type:

install file://URLTOjAR/plugin.jar

It returns me a plugin ID (lets say 288), so I type afterwards:

start 288

After this, the plugin is working fine, but when I restart the application, by using ss I only can see that the plugin is only “Resolved”, but I’d like it to be started.

Is there a way to automate this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    The installed and started bundle should be started on the next start.

    Maybe the activator throws an exception when the framework tries to start the bundle and it remains in RESOLVED state. Check the logs. Maybe the bundle doesn’t handle well the services, resources which are not (yet) available when it’s starting.

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