问题
I am looking for a tool in Eclipse that I can view graphically all osgi bundles' dependencies. Anyone has any ideas, please?
回答1:
The STAN bundle and project dependency views are free add-ons. Here's a sample dependency graph: http://stan4j.com/images/stories/misc/plugin-deps.png
Quick feature list:
- horizontal, vertical, narrow layout options
- node markers +/- indicate outgoing/incoming dependencies currently not shown
- double-clicking a node adds outgoing dependencies
- double-clicking a node while holding the control key adds incoming dependencies not shown
- edge labels indicate "requires-bundle" and/or "imports-packages"
- supports drag'n drop from the project/package explorer
Visit http://stan4j.com for further information and download/install instructions.
回答2:
There is a "Plug-in" dependencies viewer in the Plug-in development perspective, is that what you are looking for?
Also see here:
http://ekkescorner.wordpress.com/2009/07/03/galileo-cool-views-to-control-plug-ins-ide/
回答3:
Found one. STAN tool is a good one (http://stan4j.com/advanced/acyclic-dependencies-principle.html). Although this is a commercial tool, it still has the free version that can analyze the structure of maximum 500 classes and have no limit with bundles and projects. This is more than what I need.
回答4:
There's tool from Eclipse PDE incubator called Dependency Visualization. Despite it's in incubating phase and seems a little bit abandoned, it doest the job very well for me.
- Add new software site http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/pde/incubator/visualization/site
- Install a feature
- After restart, open Window / Show view / Graph plug-in dependencies under PDE category
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2762939/view-osgi-bundles-dependencies