How to Embed/Reference Activiti Designer in Stand-alone RCP Application

[peilers]

I would like to create a stand-alone RCP Application that leverages/references/encapsulates/embeds the functionality of the Activiti Designer. My question is: Do I need to:

a) add the org.activiti.designer.feature as an included feature in my application's feature project, or
b) simply add org.activiti.designer.feature as a Required Feature/Plug-in to my application's product configuration file.

Before I get too far into it I wanted to get some guidance because method #1 seems to result in errors at launch time related to bundles and constraints such as:
com.[company].[product]
  "Missing Constraint: Require-Bundle: org.apache.commons.lang; bundle-version="2.6.0"
org.activiti.designer.eclipse
  "Missing Constraint: Require-Bundle: org.apache.commons.io; bundle-version="0.0.0"
org.activiti.designer.gui
  "Missing Constraint: Require-Bundle: org.apache.commons.lang; bundle-version="0.0.0"

I'm basically looking for advise on how to structure my RCP application such that I can encapsulate the Activiti Designer and take advantage of code updates to the Designer as time goes by.

Thank you in advance

[trademak]

You would need to add the external libraries of the org.activiti.designer.libs project to your product as well. That's probably not done automatically by adding the Designer feature.

Best regards,

[peilers]

So I figured out that I need to add the External JARs to the Project properties and add the org.activiti.designer.feature as an included feature in my application's feature project.

I am still mystified how to launch either the New Project or New Process Wizards but I suppose I'll have to do some reverse engineering of the Designer plug-in code.

Thanks much for a great book ("Activiti in Action")!