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How to find out which feature contains a needed plug-in on an Eclipse download site

I'm building an RCP application and am currently trying to define my target platform. I've configured a Software Site (http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo) and selected the Package Eclipse RCP SDK.

Now I'm missing a few dependencies, for instance org.eclipse.core.filesystem and org.eclipse.ui.ide. However, I have no idea how to identify which package I have to include in my runtime.

Is there an aggregate search service for the Eclipse repository, analogous to http://search.maven.org/, that can tell me where I can find a specific package or bundle?

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  • I'm implementing a search service analogous to `search.maven.org`. It is a prototype at present supporting searching fields with keywords. At the backend, I manually curate update sites in Microsoft Dataverse (Your suggestions for update sites to be added are welcome.) and trigger a workflow to get `content.jar` file, unzip, parse the content of an update site and append records to the database. I used Retool to build the frontend. Please give me feed back if you can. You can try it at https://gedobu.retool.com/embedded/public/5d6c8b4d-b43e-4f23-9f21-d82111d3abb0 – Baytars Jan 26 '23 at 17:22

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Please see a similar question at How to find out which feature contains a needed plug-in on an Eclipse download site, and the answers there.

There's a fairly complicated way to achieve this posted on this blog, but generally the answer to your question is: No there isn't such a thing (yet).

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