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| Re: Tutorial: Creating custom setuptask? [message #1723064 is a reply to message #1723058] |
Thu, 11 February 2016 05:50   |
Eclipse User |
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Steffen,
If you launch an IDE with your task extension installed, e.g., a debug
launch from your development environment, your derived task should be in
the list of tasks you can create. Of course to deploy your extension
and have other people be able to use it, you need to consider a number
of other issues. For example, you'll need to ensure that your Ecore
model is published somewhere accessible on the web (i.e., that it has a
public schemaLocation) so that dynamic instances can be properly
created. The Ecore model itself should be annotated so that the
installer will know the location of the p2 update site where the
implementation of the model can be installed, and the installable unit
ID that needs to be installed for that purpose; this is the reason for
all those values in the wizard. Note that if your Ecore model were
registered in the Index, i.e., in "org.eclipse.setup", your extended
task would be listed in the "Additional Tasks" submenu.
On 11.02.2016 11:20, Steffen Holzer wrote:
> So I (think that I) created my own SetuTask now. How can I with the
> Eclipse installer or the Setup-Development in Eclipse (i.e How can I
> tell Eclipse that I would like to add this new Task to a setup file)?
>
> Thanks in advance :)
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