Hello,
On 07/31/2014 02:36 PM, Alexandre Denault wrote:
Does the JSDT have a Maven repo
No it doesn't. JSDT provides a p2 repo, that you can consume using Tycho.
In case you want to use it the Maven way, you can still use the
install-file Maven mojo to install the various JSDT plugin in your local
repo and give them some Maven coordinates. However, this will not
generate the dependency chain for the bundles, so you'll need to
explicitly list the dependencies when consuming JSDT. Beware that from
JSDT debugger, you probably have a lot of dependencies.
I don't think there is a way to use Tycho and p2 to resolve dependencies
for a given p2 artifact in a plain Maven project, but it might be worth
a try. You should get in touch with the tycho-u...@eclipse.org mailing-list.
Cheers,
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