Hi KNIME people,
at the ImageJ conference, I saw that you had exactly the same problem as
ImageJ2 has: Eclipse does not run sezpoz after compiling as mandated by
the Java specification (in incremental mode, it will never run anyway, you
have to Project>Clean...).
Our solution was to provide a class that checks explicitly for the case
when sezpoz was not run.
Please find our class in
https://github.com/imagej/imagej/blob/master/core/core/src/main/java/imagej/util/CheckSezpoz.java
It probably needs a little bit of adjustment;
1) it expects the directory structure
target/
classes/
<class path element>
src/
main/
java/
<sources required for sezpoz>
2) it cannot cope with .jar files (one could fix that, by inferring
cleverly where the source files are [*1*], outputting the META-INF/ stuff
into a temporary directory, adding that temporary directory to the class
path via reflection)
Maybe it helps you, too?
Ciao,
Dscho
Footnote *1*: at the moment, we actually retain the ImageJ2 annotations beyond
compilation, but we might be forced to make it a compile-time thing to
avoid the sezpoz dependency should we decide to push the annotations down
into imglib2.
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