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| Re: Publishing invoked from command line [message #40773 is a reply to message #40745] |
Tue, 18 September 2007 14:51   |
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Originally posted by: storaskar.xx.xxx.xxx
Thanks for voting.
You could save patch as text file or in clipboard. If you have EPF source
code in eclipse shell, then you could just right-click on package explorer
on any of the plugin, go to Team-> Apply patch and apply this text file or
from the clipboard. All the changes in the patch should get applied to
source code in your eclipse shell. If you are going to play with it, I
would suggest keeping another workspace.
Being said that, please NOTE that patch was created more than a year back
based on the source code at that time. When you try to apply that patch
now on current source code, it will fail miserably. I don't know how good
that patch was even at a year back. You could go line by line and try to
review the code in the patch to see whether you can make it work. Looks
like there is a new plugin "org.eclipse.epf.publishing.cmdline" in that
patch. Going thru that would be a good starting point. Good luck !
Shilpa
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| Re: Publishing invoked from command line [message #40804 is a reply to message #40556] |
Tue, 18 September 2007 21:09 |
 Ricardo Balduino
Messages: 191
Registered: July 2009 |
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Roman,
We publish OpenUP and other processes manually.
I voted for that bug too :-) That would be a nice feature for content
authors.
Ricardo Balduino.
"Roman Smirak" <roman.smirak@tietoenator.com> wrote in message
news:fcg26c$nk6$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> I'm about to automate latest content publishing to make it available
> ASAP to relevant (users, experts, community) people. Currently I publish
> content via MC, of course; however it is manual, it requires few steps,
> usually I forget something, or even I don't have time to wait.
>
> Can I invoke the publishing service e.g. from ant task?
>
> Do you publish OpenUP and other processes manually or what is your
> approach?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Roman
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| Re: Publishing invoked from command line [message #40865 is a reply to message #40773] |
Thu, 20 September 2007 08:14 |
Roman Smirak
Messages: 136
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi,
I've checked out the HEAD sources (it takes time to get info about
repository path - it would be great to get one page referring all the wiki
or other pages providing info how to check out the sources); however I have
got several errors due to missing bundles (I use Europe release + related
EMF, GEF, ... bundles) - for instance emf.transaction and so I'm downloading
latest nightly release to notice the dependencies. Is there any other way?
Did I miss something?
Regards,
Roman
"Shilpa Toraskar" <storaskar@xx.xxx.xxx> wrote in message
news:30cb697be0ab1795520c686f24b13c8f$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Thanks for voting.
> You could save patch as text file or in clipboard. If you have EPF source
> code in eclipse shell, then you could just right-click on package explorer
> on any of the plugin, go to Team-> Apply patch and apply this text file or
> from the clipboard. All the changes in the patch should get applied to
> source code in your eclipse shell. If you are going to play with it, I
> would suggest keeping another workspace.
>
> Being said that, please NOTE that patch was created more than a year back
> based on the source code at that time. When you try to apply that patch
> now on current source code, it will fail miserably. I don't know how good
> that patch was even at a year back. You could go line by line and try to
> review the code in the patch to see whether you can make it work. Looks
> like there is a new plugin "org.eclipse.epf.publishing.cmdline" in that
> patch. Going thru that would be a good starting point. Good luck !
>
> Shilpa
>
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| Re: Publishing invoked from command line [message #583334 is a reply to message #40556] |
Tue, 18 September 2007 21:09 |
Ricardo Balduino
Messages: 191
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Roman,
We publish OpenUP and other processes manually.
I voted for that bug too :-) That would be a nice feature for content
authors.
Ricardo Balduino.
"Roman Smirak" <roman.smirak@tietoenator.com> wrote in message
news:fcg26c$nk6$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> I'm about to automate latest content publishing to make it available
> ASAP to relevant (users, experts, community) people. Currently I publish
> content via MC, of course; however it is manual, it requires few steps,
> usually I forget something, or even I don't have time to wait.
>
> Can I invoke the publishing service e.g. from ant task?
>
> Do you publish OpenUP and other processes manually or what is your
> approach?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Roman
>
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| Re: Publishing invoked from command line [message #583359 is a reply to message #40773] |
Thu, 20 September 2007 08:14 |
Roman Smirak
Messages: 136
Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi,
I've checked out the HEAD sources (it takes time to get info about
repository path - it would be great to get one page referring all the wiki
or other pages providing info how to check out the sources); however I have
got several errors due to missing bundles (I use Europe release + related
EMF, GEF, ... bundles) - for instance emf.transaction and so I'm downloading
latest nightly release to notice the dependencies. Is there any other way?
Did I miss something?
Regards,
Roman
"Shilpa Toraskar" <storaskar@xx.xxx.xxx> wrote in message
news:30cb697be0ab1795520c686f24b13c8f$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Thanks for voting.
> You could save patch as text file or in clipboard. If you have EPF source
> code in eclipse shell, then you could just right-click on package explorer
> on any of the plugin, go to Team-> Apply patch and apply this text file or
> from the clipboard. All the changes in the patch should get applied to
> source code in your eclipse shell. If you are going to play with it, I
> would suggest keeping another workspace.
>
> Being said that, please NOTE that patch was created more than a year back
> based on the source code at that time. When you try to apply that patch
> now on current source code, it will fail miserably. I don't know how good
> that patch was even at a year back. You could go line by line and try to
> review the code in the patch to see whether you can make it work. Looks
> like there is a new plugin "org.eclipse.epf.publishing.cmdline" in that
> patch. Going thru that would be a good starting point. Good luck !
>
> Shilpa
>
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