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optional dependency
When running my jpox program, I have 2 warning message:

Bundle "org.jpox" has an optional dependency to "org.eclipse.core.runtime" but it cannot be resolved

Another one is the same but on "org.eclipse.equinox.registry". This happens regardless whether I run it within Eclipse or not. And I have jpox-eclipse-plugin.jar in my classpath. What have I missed?
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Re: optional dependency
I downloaded 2 jar files from eclipse which have similar name:
org.eclipse.equinox.registry.....jar, and
org.eclipse.osgi.......jar

and put them in my classpath. BUt no luck. Please help.
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Re: optional dependency
You can just ignore those warnings, as these are optional dependencies (they simply don't look nice in the log...). It's debatable whether possibly these should have log-level INFO instead of WARN.

The jpox-eclipse-plugin is solely for providing the Eclipse IDE plugin at build/compile-time within Eclipse. It is not required at runtime of your code.
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