2009/1/16 David Leangen <op...@leangen.net> > > > you could also consider only running the full Maven build occasionally > > and using Eclipse's incremental compiler for while you're editing, > > etc. > > That's what I've always been doing. I finally got rid of the old > osig-bundle-plugin (or whatever that was), which is why I'm only > witnessing this slow build now. > > I guess I just have too many projects. :-( >
do you really need to compile them all at once, all the time? > > I mean the whole point of generating those files and pushing things > > around is to make Eclipse/PDE happy so that you can develop and > > compile in Eclipse without dropping back to Maven. > > Ok, so just to confirm... > > If I get rid of the Eclipse stuff, I'll get my 4 min build (rather than > the 30 minute build), right? > well, why not try it and see... btw, have you tried just removing the <extensions> flag from the pax-plugin section? ...and have you upgraded to the latest bundleplugin? (1.4.3) And everything will still be OSGi compliant and work in pax-runner, > right? > please read: http://www.ops4j.org/projects/pax/construct/maven-pax-plugin/index.html that explains the various mojos but yes, if you remove the pax-plugin your bundles will still be OSGi compliant In that case, maybe I will move to IDEA... You mean, it actually > compiles without errors in IDEA without having to do any of this > fancy-dancy IDE stuff with maven-pax-plugin??? > > > if you're looking for full Eclipse-Maven integration I'd look at > > Tycho... > > Yeah, or that. > > Cheers, > =David > _______________________________________________ > general mailing list > general@lists.ops4j.org > http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/general > -- Cheers, Stuart
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