EclipseAdaptor.getDefault().getFrameworkLog().log(new FrameworkLogEntry(FrameworkAdaptor.FRAMEWORK_SYMBOLICNAME, message, 0, e, null));
EclipseAdaptor.getDefault().getFrameworkLog().log(new FrameworkLogEntry(FrameworkAdaptor.FRAMEWORK_SYMBOLICNAME,  FrameworkLogEntry.ERROR, 0, message, 0, e, null));
	private void parseAutoStart(String headerValue) {		autoStart = false;		autoStartExceptions = null;		ManifestElement[] allElements = null;		try {			allElements = ManifestElement.parseHeader(EclipseAdaptor.ECLIPSE_LAZYSTART, headerValue);		} catch (BundleException e) {			// just use the default settings (no auto activation)			String message = NLS.bind(EclipseAdaptorMsg.ECLIPSE_CLASSLOADER_CANNOT_GET_HEADERS, getLocation());			EclipseAdaptor.getDefault().getFrameworkLog().log(new FrameworkLogEntry(FrameworkAdaptor.FRAMEWORK_SYMBOLICNAME, message, 0, e, null));		}		//Eclipse-AutoStart not found... 		if (allElements == null)			return;		// the single value for this element should be true|false		autoStart = "true".equalsIgnoreCase(allElements[0].getValue()); //$NON-NLS-1$		// look for any exceptions (the attribute) to the autoActivate setting		String exceptionsValue = allElements[0].getAttribute(EclipseAdaptor.ECLIPSE_LAZYSTART_EXCEPTIONS);		if (exceptionsValue == null)			return;		StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(exceptionsValue, ","); //$NON-NLS-1$		int numberOfTokens = tokenizer.countTokens();		autoStartExceptions = new String[numberOfTokens];		for (int i = 0; i < numberOfTokens; i++)			autoStartExceptions[i] = tokenizer.nextToken().trim();	}