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| Re: Exporting and importing source bundle [message #603637 is a reply to message #603575] |
Fri, 27 November 2009 09:40  |
 Ankur Sharma
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Registered: July 2009 |
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Kyle Neumeier wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to be able to export a bundle and its source code so that another
> developer can simply import the bundle, view the source and edit it. Is
> this possible? I am having trouble figuring out exactly which options to
> check on the build.xml and the export wizard. n the export wizard, I
> check the 'export source' option. I have tried generating source bundles
> and including the source in the exported plugin. I have also tried
> packaging the plugins as individual jars.
> The problem is that when I import the bundle (using the eclipse
> import->plugins and fragment wizard) bundles that have been exported as
> individual jars, the source code seems to be in a zip file. When I don't
> use the export as individual jar option, the source is there, but its
> just a normal folder called src. That is the classpath isn't set up so
> that I can just start modifying the source.
>
> I'd just like to export the bundle with its source code out of one
> workspace and then be able to import the bundle into another workspace
> and be able to start modifying the bundle just like I could in the first
> one.
> Thanks,
> Kyle
If copying a set of bundles to a different workspace is all you wish to achieve then simplest way
would be to Export them as (General ->) Archive File.
It can be imported using (General ->) Existing Projects into Workspace option.
Since compiling the bundles successfully depends on Target Platform, you will have to replicate it
too. If your target is not located in a file, you can do so by opening the Target Platform
Preference page choose the "Share" button.
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Ankur..
Eclipse PDE UI Committer | IBM India Software Lab, Bangalore
+91-99456-94011 | @ankur_sharma | http://blog.ankursharma.org
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