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Build Identifier: Eclipse 3.6.1 Reproduced on Windows 2008, Windows 7 and Linux OS as well. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add plugins to the dropin directory 2. Make the dropin directory read-only 3. Start eclipse as admin Result: Plugins added are not loaded Expected: Plugins are loaded If you launch Eclipse using admin before making the directory as read-only, you will not see the problem.
Just to be clear, this is with 3.6.1 in a shared install scenario. - install Eclipse as root - add bundles to root/eclipse/plugins/ folder - switch to user - start Eclipse Note: did not start Eclipse as root before starting as user. Note: need to also test bundle in root/dropins/ location as well.
I have tried to reproduce this on XP but couldn't. What I did: - install Eclipse 3.6.1 - add bundle A to plugins - add bundle B to dropins - mark the install as read-only - start Eclipse - note in the OSGi console that both A and B are installed I will try on Linux.
I get the same results on Linux, everything works as expected. Hollis are there more detailed steps to reproduce this problem? Are you able to reproduce it with a basic Eclipse or only when there is a product install involved?
It appears the problem is not reproducible right now with plain Eclipse, only with the Eclipse-based product. Further investigation is required.
Turns out this was a problem with the adopting product and not Eclipse itself.