In eclipse, go to your console window. From the drop down meny, select OSGI console. Run the command ss
or ss <name of your plugin>
You will then see the state of your plugin and a number. The state will probably be "installed" which means if has been found, but some dependencies were not satisfied.
Run the command diag <number of your plugin>
and you will see why it wasn't started.
For more details, see Wheres my bundle
Edit: A first step to verify that the plugin is working would be to start up a new eclipse instance with your plugin. In the run configuration dialog, there is a tab with all the plugins that should be started. Make sure yours is checked and it will start with the new eclipse instance.
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