You can see an example of using the equinox zip in a build here: dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/eclipse/pde-build-home/examples/org.eclipse.pde.build.examples.rcp.cloud.releng
It downloads the equinox repo, and puts it in base/zippedRepos, the
build.properties specifies:
repoBaseLocation=${base}/zippedRepos
transformedRepoLocation=${base}/transformedRepos
This results in a call with the following:
<p2.repo2runnable destination="${transformedRepoLocation}">
<source dir="${repoBaseLocation}/" includes="*"/>
</p2.repo2runnable>
To do this in 3.4, you will need the 3.5 p2 bundles. You can make the
repo2runnable call yourself and then you will also need to add
repoBaseLocation to the pluginPath property.
Alternatively, for this specific case, we know that the runnable form of
all the bundles in the equinox repo is actually a jar with the exception
of the launcher fragments. You can unzip the repo into some location
seperate from your base, and add that location to your pluginPath
property. If you are using the launchers, you will need to unzip those as
well
-Andrew
Pascal Rapicault/Ottawa/i...@ibmca
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03/17/2009 09:06 AM
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PDE has support for n - 2 but has never guaranteed forward compatibility.
You can always try to run the p2.repo2runnable task to make the repo in a
format against which you can run.
Christian Campo ---03/17/2009 04:15:05 AM---So what do you do, if you use
a 3.4 build process to build a 3.5 target ? which isnt so unusual....
From:
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Date:
03/17/2009 04:15 AM
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Re: [equinox-dev] Re: 3.5M6 missing eclipse directory
So what do you do, if you use a 3.4 build process to build a 3.5 target ?
which isnt so unusual....
2009/3/16 Chris Aniszczyk <z...@eclipsesource.com>
2009/3/16 Christian Campo <christian.ca...@gmail.com>
Some more stupid questions.....:-)
Ok so that .zip as I learned looks that way because it is "p2-ized". No
idea how to tell the PDE Build to use it, but that explains it at least.
In 3.5M5, PDE Build added support to use p2 repos as a target:
http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/S-3.5M5-200902021535/eclipse-news-M5.html#PDE
See the 'repoBaseLocation' and 'transformedRepoLocation' properties.
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