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plugin dependencies issues
Hello folks,
I am currently developing a plugin using both the text-mining- and the weka-plugin. The dev-manual states, that the field Plugin-Dependencies in the MANIFEST.MF-file should contain
However, my plugin fails to load because of this rapidminer-core-method "Plugin#checkDependencies(List)".
On a side note I noticed the following: If Plugin A depends on Plugin B, it is not necessarily given that B is loaded for A. B is of course available FOR A, when A is loaded, but the operators of B are NOT available FOR RAPIDMINER (=> e.g. in the OperatorService). I just wanted to check that this behaviour is also intended.
greetings and keep up the good work
Steffen
I am currently developing a plugin using both the text-mining- and the weka-plugin. The dev-manual states, that the field Plugin-Dependencies in the MANIFEST.MF-file should contain
A semicolon separated list of Extensions this Extension depends on
However, my plugin fails to load because of this rapidminer-core-method "Plugin#checkDependencies(List)".
Surely I can remove this line of code and recompile rapidminer, but I am afraid to break something/ curious to know WHY multiple dependencies are not allowed.
if (pluginDependencies.size() > 1) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Only one dependent plugin allowed!");
}
On a side note I noticed the following: If Plugin A depends on Plugin B, it is not necessarily given that B is loaded for A. B is of course available FOR A, when A is loaded, but the operators of B are NOT available FOR RAPIDMINER (=> e.g. in the OperatorService). I just wanted to check that this behaviour is also intended.
greetings and keep up the good work
Steffen
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Answers
your observations are correct. For now, please enter only one dependeny. Multiple dependencies are currently not implemented, we'll re-add that soon.
Best,
Simon
Thanks for the reply. I'll recompile rapidminer then and see what happens.
greetings,
steffen