| List of P2 Update Sites and Repos [message #114269] |
Wed, 16 July 2008 16:27  |
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Originally posted by: jconlon.apache.org
Just migrated to Ganymede and P2. My RCP product development efforts
require a diverse set of plugins from various Eclipse based projects and
third parties.
Prior to working more exclusively with the Eclipse and Equinox
eco-system I did a fair amount of work with Ivy, Maven and the Felix
OSGi runtimes, so I am familiar with development (ivy and m2) and OSGi
runtime (OBR) repositories and the associated public repos.
Of course the Eclipse product that I downloaded as a zip, already had
several update sites preloaded, to which after a long search I found and
added a few others myself. Would prefer to use the P2 UI to manage all
my bundles (and not the dropins), but there are several bundles that I
use that I have no idea where to find sites for.
Is there a comprehensive list of P2 enabled Eclipse, Equinox, and third
party update sites?
Particularly are there public sites that contains:
1. Equinox OSGi bundles compatible with 3.4.?
2. Third party wrapped bundles? (like org.slf4j for example)
thanks for any help,
John
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| Re: List of P2 Update Sites and Repos [message #114553 is a reply to message #114269] |
Fri, 18 July 2008 18:47  |
 Pascal Rapicault
Messages: 333
Registered: July 2009
Location: Ottawa |
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> Is there a comprehensive list of P2 enabled Eclipse, Equinox, and third
> party update sites?
No. However p2 can still install from old style update sites, though the
experience is a little bit degraded than when you connect to a complete p2
repository.
> Particularly are there public sites that contains:
> 1. Equinox OSGi bundles compatible with 3.4.?
This site contains all the OSGi bundles. When you browse it using the
IDE integration of p2 you will only see the feature but there is p2
metadata for all the bundles
http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/3.4
> 2. Third party wrapped bundles? (like org.slf4j for example)
No.
However I have heard about ppl wirting an adaptor to load OBR
repositories in p2. Teh same could be done with Maven.
I have also opened a bug to create p2 repository for the Orbit
rpeository https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=241427
"John E. Conlon" <jconlon@apache.org> wrote in message
news:g5l7i3$fsh$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Just migrated to Ganymede and P2. My RCP product development efforts
> require a diverse set of plugins from various Eclipse based projects and
> third parties.
>
> Prior to working more exclusively with the Eclipse and Equinox eco-system
> I did a fair amount of work with Ivy, Maven and the Felix OSGi runtimes,
> so I am familiar with development (ivy and m2) and OSGi runtime (OBR)
> repositories and the associated public repos.
>
> Of course the Eclipse product that I downloaded as a zip, already had
> several update sites preloaded, to which after a long search I found and
> added a few others myself. Would prefer to use the P2 UI to manage all my
> bundles (and not the dropins), but there are several bundles that I use
> that I have no idea where to find sites for.
>
> Is there a comprehensive list of P2 enabled Eclipse, Equinox, and third
> party update sites?
>
> Particularly are there public sites that contains:
>
> 1. Equinox OSGi bundles compatible with 3.4.?
> 2. Third party wrapped bundles? (like org.slf4j for example)
>
> thanks for any help,
> John
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| Re: List of P2 Update Sites and Repos [message #114695 is a reply to message #114553] |
Fri, 18 July 2008 23:28 |
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Originally posted by: jconlon.apache.org
Pascal Rapicault wrote:
>> Is there a comprehensive list of P2 enabled Eclipse, Equinox, and third
>> party update sites?
> No. However p2 can still install from old style update sites, though the
> experience is a little bit degraded than when you connect to a complete p2
> repository.
>
>> Particularly are there public sites that contains:
>> 1. Equinox OSGi bundles compatible with 3.4.?
> This site contains all the OSGi bundles. When you browse it using the
> IDE integration of p2 you will only see the feature but there is p2
> metadata for all the bundles
> http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/3.4
I see a Equinox Bundles feature. Does this include all of the OSGi
bundles? I only need a couple of the services (event and io) but not
all of them.
I am sure it has been asked before, but will future versions allow me to
select just the bundles (and their deps) that I need.
>
>> 2. Third party wrapped bundles? (like org.slf4j for example)
> No.
> However I have heard about ppl wirting an adaptor to load OBR
> repositories in p2. Teh same could be done with Maven.
Cool.
> I have also opened a bug to create p2 repository for the Orbit
> rpeository https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=241427
>
>
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> "John E. Conlon" <jconlon@apache.org> wrote in message
> news:g5l7i3$fsh$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Just migrated to Ganymede and P2. My RCP product development efforts
>> require a diverse set of plugins from various Eclipse based projects and
>> third parties.
>>
>> Prior to working more exclusively with the Eclipse and Equinox eco-system
>> I did a fair amount of work with Ivy, Maven and the Felix OSGi runtimes,
>> so I am familiar with development (ivy and m2) and OSGi runtime (OBR)
>> repositories and the associated public repos.
>>
>> Of course the Eclipse product that I downloaded as a zip, already had
>> several update sites preloaded, to which after a long search I found and
>> added a few others myself. Would prefer to use the P2 UI to manage all my
>> bundles (and not the dropins), but there are several bundles that I use
>> that I have no idea where to find sites for.
>>
>> Is there a comprehensive list of P2 enabled Eclipse, Equinox, and third
>> party update sites?
>>
>> Particularly are there public sites that contains:
>>
>> 1. Equinox OSGi bundles compatible with 3.4.?
>> 2. Third party wrapped bundles? (like org.slf4j for example)
>>
>> thanks for any help,
>> John
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