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proper update process for M builds [message #156610] Sun, 15 January 2006 10:27 Go to next message
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What's the proper way to update an installation to use one of the WTP M
builds? Can I install the WTP 1.0 all-in-one build, then unzip an M
build on top? Or is this risky -- is it preferred to install each
component (Eclipse core, then EMF, etc., then WTP) one by one in a fresh
install?
Re: proper update process for M builds [message #156625 is a reply to message #156610] Sun, 15 January 2006 11:07 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: ifedorenko.rogers.com

This is how I do it -- I have downloaded all WTP build together with all
pre-reqs and written trivial ANT script that would wipe out target
directory and unzip everything fresh. Whenever new WTP build comes out,
all I need to do is to download the build (or whatever changed pre-req)
and run the ant script. Takes about 90 seconds ;-)

Noel Bush wrote:
> What's the proper way to update an installation to use one of the WTP M
> builds? Can I install the WTP 1.0 all-in-one build, then unzip an M
> build on top? Or is this risky -- is it preferred to install each
> component (Eclipse core, then EMF, etc., then WTP) one by one in a fresh
> install?
Re: proper update process for M builds [message #156632 is a reply to message #156625] Sun, 15 January 2006 12:02 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: thisisnot.mymail.com

Igor Fedorenko wrote:
> This is how I do it -- I have downloaded all WTP build together with all
> pre-reqs and written trivial ANT script that would wipe out target
> directory and unzip everything fresh. Whenever new WTP build comes out,
> all I need to do is to download the build (or whatever changed pre-req)
> and run the ant script. Takes about 90 seconds ;-)
>
> Noel Bush wrote:
>> What's the proper way to update an installation to use one of the WTP
>> M builds? Can I install the WTP 1.0 all-in-one build, then unzip an M
>> build on top? Or is this risky -- is it preferred to install each
>> component (Eclipse core, then EMF, etc., then WTP) one by one in a
>> fresh install?
Can you post here this trivial ant script?
Re: proper update process for M builds [message #156641 is a reply to message #156632] Sun, 15 January 2006 15:50 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: ifedorenko.rogers.com

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Srgjan Srepfler wrote:
> Igor Fedorenko wrote:
>> This is how I do it -- I have downloaded all WTP build together with
>> all pre-reqs and written trivial ANT script that would wipe out target
>> directory and unzip everything fresh. Whenever new WTP build comes
>> out, all I need to do is to download the build (or whatever changed
>> pre-req) and run the ant script. Takes about 90 seconds ;-)
>>
>> Noel Bush wrote:
>>> What's the proper way to update an installation to use one of the WTP
>>> M builds? Can I install the WTP 1.0 all-in-one build, then unzip an
>>> M build on top? Or is this risky -- is it preferred to install each
>>> component (Eclipse core, then EMF, etc., then WTP) one by one in a
>>> fresh install?
> Can you post here this trivial ant script?


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name="wtp-1.0.xml"
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Content-Disposition: inline;
filename="wtp-1.0.xml"

<project default="install" basedir=".">

<fileset dir="." id="source">
<include name="wtp-sdk-M200601102004.zip"/>
<include name="eclipse-SDK-I20060110-1026-win32.zip"/>
<include name="emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.1.1.zip"/>
<include name="GEF-SDK-3.1.1.zip"/>
<include name="JEM-SDK-1.1.0.1.zip"/>
</fileset>

<property name="target" location="T:/wtp-1.0"/>

<target name="install">
<echo message="target=${target}"/>
<delete dir="${target}"/>
<mkdir dir="${target}"/>
<unzip dest="${target}">
<fileset refid="source"/>
</unzip>
<move todir="${target}">
<fileset dir="${target}/eclipse"/>
</move>
<copy file="start.cmd" todir="${target}"/>
</target>
</project>


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