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How to set up Eclipse for plug-in development?

April 26, 2017Development Eclipse plug-in

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How to set up Eclipse for plug-in development?

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1. Create Java Project. 2. Include all *.jar files from “MagicDraw\lib” folder into Project Build Path. Exclude “md_commontw_api.jar” and “md_commontw.jar”. 3. Write plug-in. Start from main Plug-in class by extending “com.nomagic.magicdraw.plugins.Plugin”. 4. Create Plug-in descriptor file “plugin.xml”. 5. Make clean plug-in directory in MagicDraw plug-ins directory (./plugins/), copy “plugin.xml” to it. Do not copy any binaries to MagicDraw plug-ins directory or they will have conflicts with your binaries in Eclipse. 6. Create new Debug configuration to run Application. 7. select “Project” your plug-in project. 8. search for Main class, select “com.nomagic.magicdraw.Main”. 9. add “-Xmx600M -XX\:PermSize\=40M -XX\:MaxPermSize\=150M” to Arguments. 10. Apply changes.

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1. Create Java Project. 2. Include all *.jar files from “MagicDraw\lib” folder into Project Build Path. Exclude “md_commontw_api.jar” and “md_commontw.jar”. 3. Write plug-in. Start from main Plug-in class by extending “com.nomagic.magicdraw.plugins.Plugin”. 4. Create Plug-in descriptor file “plugin.xml”. 5.