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any way to have the batch build generate the p2 descriptor files? [message #1205] Thu, 17 April 2008 10:58 Go to next message
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Sorry for not looking at the code and trying to figure this out myself,
but I thought maybe someone would have a quick answer.

I use the PDE build scripts and have not changed them for 3.4, I notice
that in my generated products there is nothing p2 related. The
generated apps work just fine.

However, I want to actually generate the p2 file that says what's to be
used, because for one of my products I want to withhold a plugin
(because that plugin will be in the application's class path in order
for me to expose it as an API to the application). (I also need to
figure out a way to tell p2 which of these p2 files to use on startup --
I'm using EclipseStarter, so I assume there is some property that I can
set for this).

Can the automated build generate this file somehow? Or is there a
better way to solve this problem short of creating an entirely separate
product with it's own copy of everything?

Thanks,

Francis
[p2] Re: any way to have the batch build generate the p2 descriptor files? [message #1232 is a reply to message #1205] Thu, 17 April 2008 15:14 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: zx.us.ibm.com

This question is better for the Equinox newsgroup.

Francis Upton wrote:
> Sorry for not looking at the code and trying to figure this out myself,
> but I thought maybe someone would have a quick answer.
>
> I use the PDE build scripts and have not changed them for 3.4, I notice
> that in my generated products there is nothing p2 related. The
> generated apps work just fine.
>
> However, I want to actually generate the p2 file that says what's to be
> used, because for one of my products I want to withhold a plugin
> (because that plugin will be in the application's class path in order
> for me to expose it as an API to the application). (I also need to
> figure out a way to tell p2 which of these p2 files to use on startup --
> I'm using EclipseStarter, so I assume there is some property that I can
> set for this).
>
> Can the automated build generate this file somehow? Or is there a
> better way to solve this problem short of creating an entirely separate
> product with it's own copy of everything?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Francis
[p2] Re: any way to have the batch build generate the p2 descriptor files? [message #565790 is a reply to message #1205] Thu, 17 April 2008 15:14 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
This question is better for the Equinox newsgroup.

Francis Upton wrote:
> Sorry for not looking at the code and trying to figure this out myself,
> but I thought maybe someone would have a quick answer.
>
> I use the PDE build scripts and have not changed them for 3.4, I notice
> that in my generated products there is nothing p2 related. The
> generated apps work just fine.
>
> However, I want to actually generate the p2 file that says what's to be
> used, because for one of my products I want to withhold a plugin
> (because that plugin will be in the application's class path in order
> for me to expose it as an API to the application). (I also need to
> figure out a way to tell p2 which of these p2 files to use on startup --
> I'm using EclipseStarter, so I assume there is some property that I can
> set for this).
>
> Can the automated build generate this file somehow? Or is there a
> better way to solve this problem short of creating an entirely separate
> product with it's own copy of everything?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Francis
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