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Mon, 09 February 2009 13:29

Eclipse User

Is there a tool I can point at a released package and find out what
dependencies (both other packages and their compat keys) are required to
integrate that package?

Chris

Re: Package dependencies [message #1030 is a reply to message #971]

Tue, 10 February 2009 10:42

Eclipse User

Chris Ring wrote:
> Is there a tool I can point at a released package and find out what
> dependencies (both other packages and their compat keys) are required to
> integrate that package?
>
> Chris
>
Unfortunately no. This is related to another tool that I'd like to see:
a tool that allows one to review the dependencies of a package
_before_ it's released. Perhaps a variant/option of the xdc.tools.check
tool?

However, all the information is maintained in a single XML file named
../package/package.rel.xml. This file conforms to a schema (DTD
actually) that is part of the xdc.bld package: xdc/bld/release.dtd.

In addition, after running "xdc release" to produce a package archive, a
file named ./package/package.ext.xml _also_ contains this information.
The package.ext.xml also conforms to the release.dtd and contains all
external references.

So ... no tool :( But there is an XML file that's easily read/processed.

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