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| Re: Share setups via links [message #1718448 is a reply to message #1718447] |
Wed, 23 December 2015 20:44   |
 Abel Hegedus
Messages: 197
Registered: September 2015 |
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> Exactly what I was searching.
Great, glad to help even this time of the year!
> Afaiu github projects can be added to the main index by filing a
bugzilla.
Yes, I am aware. Just did not get around to do it yet 
> I need this 'host your own' because my project is neither on
eclipse.org nor github.
I think if it is open source, you could also have it added to the main index, no matter where the code resides.
Final note: the great thing is that this URL based approach is easily usable for private, proprietary projects, since having a setup file publicly reachable on the internet does not pose a problem in most cases. In addition, if I remember correctly, the Eclipse Installer even handles some types of authentications as well, and asks for user/password when you load the model.
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| Re: Share setups via links [message #1718465 is a reply to message #1718448] |
Thu, 24 December 2015 07:53 |
Ed Merks
Messages: 33258
Registered: July 2009 |
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Abel,
Yes, I was able to get a Bitbucket project requiring authentication to
work as well. And yes, if a project is open source somewhere, we can
try to find a way to accommodate a catalog for it. Also, at least on
Windows with Firefox, I can drag and drop the link to add it to the
project catalog extensions.
Note that we've also added a redirectable project catalog and a
redirectable product catalog to the index:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=481580
On 23/12/2015 9:44 PM, Abel Hegedus wrote:
>> Exactly what I was searching.
>
> Great, glad to help even this time of the year!
>
>> Afaiu github projects can be added to the main index by filing a
> bugzilla.
>
> Yes, I am aware. Just did not get around to do it yet :)
>
>> I need this 'host your own' because my project is neither on
> eclipse.org nor github.
>
> I think if it is open source, you could also have it added to the main
> index, no matter where the code resides.
>
> Final note: the great thing is that this URL based approach is easily
> usable for private, proprietary projects, since having a setup file
> publicly reachable on the internet does not pose a problem in most
> cases. In addition, if I remember correctly, the Eclipse Installer
> even handles some types of authentications as well, and asks for
> user/password when you load the model.
Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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