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Created attachment 185954 [details] Screenshot If I try to add the extension point "org.eclipse.jdt.ui.quickFixProcessors" I only get a generic entry. I'm using the "Eclipse for Plugin and RCP developer" distribution and would expect that the attributes can be maintained in this distribution. See attached screenshot. Is there something else I need to do to make the extension point usable? I believe JDT does not ship their source code in Helios, I assume this might be the problem as the .exsd might not be available.
Works fine after installing the "Eclipse JDT Plug-in Developer Resources". Still the question remains, should this plugin not get included into the "Eclipse Plugins and RCP" distribution?
> I believe JDT does not ship their source code in Helios, This is a bug in the package not JDT.
I tried with Eclipse 3.6.2. Installed JDT with source also. Still getting only "Generic" option. I was trying for "views" extension point, it holds true for other extension points as well. Can any one tell what exactly needs to be installed and point to download links? Thanks in advance.
I guess this one is similar to bug 333300. The (big) RCP/RAP package includes many things including the source code that is required for RCP development. In this case you are trying to extend a JDT extension point (and the JDT source code is not part of the package). Can you confirm my theory? I would use a proper target definition that includes the sources! It is almost always better to invest the time in creating a proper target than compiling against the running IDE!
I'm fine with not having JDT code in the RCP package.
