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[SOLVED] Oomph was not installed in a proper way from a setup [message #1695724]

Mon, 18 May 2015 12:02

Eclipse User

Hi,

I created my own setup file for my project setup. My goal was to get a environment setup. So there was no problem to create this setup. Works very well. So thanks for your great work.

My problem is, that I, as far a I understand the concept of Oomph in the right way, I do not come to the second Oomph phase. The first phase works well. All things defined in the setup file were executed. But the second phase never started. I investigated some time to find the problem. My conclusion is, that the Oomph bundles were not installed in the target IDE in a proper way. When I install Oomph with the build in update mechanism it works. There are no Oompf icons in the toolbar if I use setup files.

I need help. I used Oomph in the paste and it works as expected but now I'm a little bit frustrated.

What have I tested:
* I installed without the bundle pool
* I deleted the bundle pool
* I used different update sites and feature requirement settings
* I tested with build in setup files and examples
=> setup do not achieve the second phase.

thanks.
Daniel

[Updated on: Wed, 20 May 2015 05:06] by Moderator

Re: Oomph was not installed in a proper way from a setup [message #1695762 is a reply to message #1695724]

Tue, 19 May 2015 01:41

Eclipse User

Hi Daniel,

I assume you that, by first and second phase, you mean the standalone installer and the IDE startup trigger. I suspect
that you haven't used Oomph in a while and meanwhile we've made Oomph less interruptive, which means that the startup
execution of setup tasks happens in the background (there should be an extra icon in the status bar next to the progress
indicator) and the main toolbar contributions are optional (you can enable them via Preferences | Oomph | Setup). To see
what happened you should be able to use the "Open Setup Log" action in the Navigate menu.

If there's really a problem, can you please paste the content of the setup.log file in
eclipse/configuration/org.eclipse.oomph.setup/ ?

Cheers
/Eike

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Am 18.05.2015 um 18:02 schrieb Daniel Brenner:
> Hi,
>
> I created my own setup file for my project setup. My goal was to get a environment setup. So there was no problem to
> create this setup. Works very well. So thanks for your great work.
>
> My problem is, that I, as far a I understand the concept of Oomph in the right way, I do not come to the second Oomph
> phase. The first phase works well. All things defined in the setup file were executed. But the second phase never
> started. I investigated some time to find the problem. My conclusion is, that the Oomph bundles were not installed in
> the target IDE in a proper way. When I install Oomph with the build in update mechanism it works. There are no Oompf
> icons in the toolbar if I use setup files.
>
> I need help. I used Oomph in the paste and it works as expected but now I'm a little bit frustrated.
>
> What have I tested:
> * I installed without the bundle pool
> * I deleted the bundle pool
> * I used different update sites and feature requirement settings
> * I tested with build in setup files and examples
> => setup do not achieve the second phase.
> thanks.
> Daniel
>

Re: Oomph was not installed in a proper way from a setup [message #1695767 is a reply to message #1695762]

Tue, 19 May 2015 02:02

Eclipse User

Hi Eike,

Quote:

which means that the startup
execution of setup tasks happens in the background (there should be an extra icon in the status bar next to the progress
indicator)

and that isn't working. There isn't a another symbol in the task bar.

Quote:

he main toolbar contributions are optional (you can enable them via Preferences | Oomph | Setup)

I know. I wanted to enable it and I got the message that the command contribution is not available.

I added all Oomph features to installation dependencies.

I added my setup.log.

Attachment: setup.log
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Re: Oomph was not installed in a proper way from a setup [message #1695893 is a reply to message #1695724]

Wed, 20 May 2015 03:23

Eclipse User

My last try was to clean up my PC:

* clean up temp directory
* removed everything about Oomph
* delete all "old" profiles
* delete bundle pool and p2 cache

Since this action the startup trigger works.

But on problems stays - I added all Ooomph features to the setup file (p2 director) and I expect that the functionality is available in the materialized Eclipse IDE. However it is not. See the attached screen shot.

index.php/fa/21872/0/

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Re: Oomph was not installed in a proper way from a setup [message #1695903 is a reply to message #1695893]

Wed, 20 May 2015 04:24

Eclipse User

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Am 20.05.2015 um 09:23 schrieb Daniel Brenner: 
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You first have to enable our toolbar contribution for all
perspectives in our preferences: 
 
<img src="https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php?t=getfile&id=21874" alt=""> 
 
Then you can probably disable it per perspective with the standard
"Customize Perspective" dialog (I haven't tested it). 
 
We could investigate alternative approaches. If you that's what
you're suggesting please submit an enhancement request against
Oomph|Setup. 
 
Cheers 
/Eike 
 
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Re: Oomph was not installed in a proper way from a setup [message #1695909 is a reply to message #1695903]

Wed, 20 May 2015 05:03

Eclipse User

Thanks Eike for your replay. That was the solution.

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