Hi All,
Just to follow up on this, the solution I found was to remove
"OpenIDE-Module: x.y.z" entries from my manifest.mf files and just use
the auto-generated values from nbm-maven-plugin. This gets the name
to match the codeNameBase generated from the Maven module when running
the application a
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the reply. I had tried that before and tried it again just
now with the same result that it does not work. Compile on Save is on
for all of the modules. If I make a change and save the file, on the
file system I can see a new .class generated in
myModule/target/classes in th
Steven Yi schrieb am 10.11.2019 um 09:21:
Having moved to Maven with my platform app, I've got a question about
workflow. Right now when I'm working on a change in one of my modules,
to test it, I have to:
1. Build the current module
2. Select the main application module
3. Run the main applicat
Hi All,
Having moved to Maven with my platform app, I've got a question about
workflow. Right now when I'm working on a change in one of my modules,
to test it, I have to:
1. Build the current module
2. Select the main application module
3. Run the main application module
In the past, when worki
