Hi Scott. I'm not a PDE/Build expert, but I was in a similar situation. The best approach I could come up with, without getting dirty and writing some additional ant logic, was to break the build into 3 builds: one to build features, and then two builds for each product using the results of the first build as an input. I really didn't want to write ant code.
Rather than do that, I switched my build to Tycho which supports building multiple products as part of the build. Brian. On 7-May-2012, at 2:02 PM, Scott Lewis wrote: > Hi p2ers, > > Question: I have two products (A and B) that are based upon the same set of > plugins...i.e. B's required plugins are a strict subset of those required for > A. > > I'm successfully using the PDE product build (i.e. productBuild.xml) to build > product A. I would like to create the source plugins for both products in > one run...i.e. one compile, one assemble...and then resulting in two products > as the output of the build. > > It would be nice to simply run the director twice...i.e. with the two > difference products as the top-level IU from the same repo...but I can't > figure out how to easily create a repo that contains *both* products...at > least with the PDE product build. Is this possible? If so, what's the best > (read easiest) way to go about it? > > Thanksinadvance, > > Scott > > > > _______________________________________________ > p2-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/p2-dev
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