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Setting targeted version of plugin to avoid NoSuchMethodException

Im building a plugin in Eclipse 3.6, but I want it to be compatible with Eclipse 3.2.

I just got NoSuchMethodException, because I used some new API. is there any way to force eclipse to check if im not using too new methods?

When I created plugin i chose eclipse 3.2.

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If I understand correctly, you can make a new target platform for eclipse 3.2, and use that for development. Under Preferences/Plug-in Development/Target Platform, add a new platform using an older installation of eclipse, and select that as the platform for your workspace.

nolegs  2010-08-11 15:50:35

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