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So many bugs that make it temporarily into Eclipse can be easily fixed by adding the missing jar to the classpath, except I can't actually fix the problem as when part of Eclipse fails because a plugin throws a NoClassDefFoundError, I don't know how to inject the missing jar into the plugin bundle or into the Eclipse IDE runtime, does anyone know how to do this?

Roberto Murphy
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  • You would probably use a plug-in fragment to do this, but it is very rare to need to do this. More often no class def and similar errors are due to out of date plug-ins not matching the current APIs - fixing that is often much more difficult. So perhaps you should give us an example error you are seeing. – greg-449 Oct 11 '22 at 13:34
  • I fixed it by installing a plugin to provide ICU4J to other plugins that need it but accidently did not declare that dependency, that plugin is called ICU4J – Roberto Murphy Oct 14 '22 at 14:43

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