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director or p2 headless build problem [message #582954] Thu, 16 October 2008 21:24
Alex Smirnoff is currently offline Alex SmirnoffFriend
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Registered: July 2009
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I have an RCP application with product file based on features. The product
is defined having next hierarchy of features:

com.tvworks.tva.xdk.etvplayer.product.ETVPlayerProduct (ProductID)
|
-> com.tvworks.tva.xdk.etvplayer.product (root feature)
|
|-> com.tvworks.tva.etvplayer.core.feature (other features)
|-> com.tvworks.tva.etvplayer.ui.feature
|-> com.tvworks.tva.xdk.packager.feature
...
-> com.tvworks.tva.xdk.3rdparty.p2.feature

Both eclipse build and headless build create product (no director at this
point) and generates repository without problems. However both installer
and director when installing the product from that repository, do not
fully provision all bundles. Only some of the bundles are getting
installed.

It seems that one of the bundles from
"com.tvworks.tva.xdk.packager.feature" are made their way through.

When installed, artifacts size is getting down from 123 to 14.

I've looked inside contents.xml and it looks like
"com.tvworks.tva.xdk.etvplayer.product.ETVPlayerProduct" artifact does not
have requirement for "com.tvworks.tva.xdk.etvplayer.product". Should it
have one?

May be I'm missing something obvious. How can I enable debugging output
for director application to see what is wrong?

Should all bundles and features have version.qualifier? Or "0.0.0" will
work?

Thanks,
-Alex.
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