Description Nick Boldt 2008-03-26 19:32:18 EDT

Created attachment 93723 [details]
console log w/ errors

Steps to reproduce:

0. Run this script to unpack Eclipse, EMF, and create a .link file pointing Eclipse's dropins/ folder to the emf folder:

#!/bin/bash
workspace=/tmp/workspace-clean-34
pushd ~/eclipse/34clean >/dev/null
if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]; then
        rm -fr eclipse $workspace emf-unpacked
        eclipse=eclipse-SDK-I20080325-2233-linux-gtk.tar.gz
        echo "Unpack $eclipse...";
        tar xzf $eclipse
        emf=emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-p2break.zip
        echo "Unpack $emf into emf-unpacked/"
        unzip -q $emf -d emf-unpacked
        echo "Link emf-unpacked into eclipse/dropins/"
        echo "path=/x/home/nickb/eclipse/34clean/emf-unpacked" \
          > eclipse/dropins/emf.link
fi

vm=/opt/sun-java2-5.0/bin/java
#vm=/opt/ibm-java2-5.0/bin/java

echo "Using vm=$vm and workspace=$workspace"; ./eclipse/eclipse -vm $vm \
  -data $workspace -consolelog &
popd >/dev/null

1. Exit Eclipse. 
2. Delete link file eclipse/dropins/emf.link
3. Restart Eclipse. 
4. In Help > About, EMF/SDO/XSD features and plugins are still listed.
5. In Help > Software Updates > Installed Features, all the EMF/XSD/SDO
features are still listed.
6. Select all listed IUs. CTRL-click on the Eclipse SDK IU to remove it.
7. Click Uninstall..., then Finish.
8. Click Close
9. Restart Eclipse. Repeat steps 3-9 until convinced that these features cannot be uninstalled via p2 installer. 

10. Delete the linked folder, emf-unpacked
11. Restart Eclipse.
12. Now we see a console log (attached) similar to the one attached to bug 224252, for every restart. 

(https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=93721)