On Monday 10 November 2008 19:18:16 John Fischer wrote: > Shura, > > Thanks for responding to the issues list. I haven't > digested all the answers to my issues yet. I'll run > through the answers again and get back to you. > > A couple of things jump out at me from the package map... > First, the installation uses dot directories to hide things. > Is this a result of how eclipse installs on other platforms > or is this something that this project is introducing?
The first. This is how Eclipse does it. I have the same layout on Ubuntu. > Second, the installation uses a temporary directory called > tmp. Is this the result of how eclipse installs on other > platforms or or is this something that this project is > introducing? This is my error - thank you for pointing out. I took a pkgmap from an experimental build. My apologies. Please ignore this - the tmp dir does not exist in real one. Shura. > > Thanks, > > John > > On Mon, 2008-11-10 at 05:54, Alexandre (Shura) Iline wrote: > > LSARC member, > > > > Here are the answers for the issues: > > > > > > jhf-0 > > Eclipse for Java Developers > > > > jhf-1 > > Section 2.2 describes the release binding for the project. The answer to > > the question states that eclipse it is a Major release. Is that correct? > > > > Yes > > > > What is the delivery mechanism for this project? > > > > Through download page http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ or through OS > > packaging systems (similar to IPS). > > > > Is it a Minor release of Solaris? > > > > I do not understand this question. > > > > jhf-2 > > > > Yes. > > > > jhf-3 > > > > Yes, plenty. The pkg map is attached. > > > > jhf-4 > > > > Both, although SVR4 package name should not manifest itself through IPS, > > as I understand it. > > > > jhf-5 > > > > Installed JDK - this is mentioned in the interface table. > > > > mhm-1 > > > > I am not sure what "consolidation" means. > > > > mhm-2 > > > > Java SDK environment vesion 6. > > j6dev as opposed to j6re (runtime environment), I assume. > > > > mhm-3 > > > > As I can see, many packages are named like this, including netbeans: > > http://pkg.opensolaris.org > > > > mhm-4 > > > > There is no man page if you install it from Eclipse download site. Ubuntu > > distribution provides one (attached). > > > > tdc00 > > > > It is port which is made available. > > > > tdc01 > > > > Eclipse for Java Developers, according to > > http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ > > > > tdc02 > > > > We are working with the team which delivered SWT to Solaris. > > > > tdc03 > > > > It is not pure Java - it has SWT and launcher which is not Java. No known > > issues with 64-bit architecture. > > > > tdc04 > > > > There is an auto-update functionality. Expect a separate note on this. > > > > tdc05 > > > > There is no CLI in an IDE other than some auxiliary tools. IDE is a UI. > > > > tdc06 > > > > The latest available - there is no specific version requirement. > > > > tdc07 > > > > GTK is The GNOME Toolkit (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gtk) > > > > tdc08 > > > > We will update the packages after new major releases go out. > > See a separate note on autoupdate. > > > > jhf-6 > > > > attached > > > > jhf-7, jhf-8 > > > > We're working with the correspondent team. > > > > jhf-9 > > > > This may require changes in Eclipse source code. We want to minimize it. > > It is done the same on Ubuntu. > > > > jhf-9 > > > > Submitted already > > > > > > jhf-10 > > > > See additional info on password storage. > > > > mm0 > > > > Yes that was a mistake. Fixed already. > > > > mm1 > > > > We were told we have to package SWT separately or use the existing one. > > We're working on this. > > > > mm99 > > > > Eclipse For Java Developer > > > > mm98 > > > > See a separate note on update functionality. > > > > Shura.
