| Enabling Bundlor after migration to Virgo IDE [message #717781] |
Mon, 22 August 2011 06:51  |
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Hello everyone.
I am feeling rather silly right now, but I have migrated to the Virgo IDE and I am still having some teething problems, most notable of which is the fact that my project does not have Bundlor activated as part of the build (in each OSGi bundle, I am using Bundlor to generate the manifest), nor do I see a way to activate it from the IDE. In STS, there used to be an "Enable incremental generation of MAINFEST.MF" item in the Spring Tools menu,but not any longer.
Any hint anyone?
TIA,
B.
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| Re: Enabling Bundlor after migration to Virgo IDE [message #717845 is a reply to message #717838] |
Mon, 22 August 2011 10:04  |
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Ah interesting!
I have tried adding a new project, as you suggested, and I see that two project natures are defined in the .project file that gets created:
<nature>org.eclipse.virgo.ide.facet.core.bundlenature</nature>
and
<nature>com.springsource.server.ide.facet.core.bundlenature</nature>
It seems as though both are needed in order to see all options in the Spring Tools menu (including the Bundlor one I was originally after). Is this the case, Martin? Why are both natures needed?
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