I am not at all familiar with the mechanics of Eclipse RCP, so I apologize in advance if this is of no help.
The gf-client.jar is not an OSGi module. It has a long manifest Class-Path which identifies all the JARs on which it depends. Many developers have already discovered this for one reason or another.
There are actually very few classes in gf-client.jar. Most of the classes and resources related to the app client container are in gf-client-module.jar which is an OSGi module. The items in gf-client.jar should be needed only when a user launches an app client using the appclient script.
Again, apologies for not being more familiar with this, but would it help to somehow use the gf-client-module.jar (given that it's an OSGi module) in the Eclipse RCP process?
- Tim
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