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Oomph - running a .setup from existing IDE. [message #1405405] Thu, 07 August 2014 05:26 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Just to be sure I get this right.
Is it possible to run a commited .setup in an existing IDE.
So let's say, I have a GIT view, and I can see the .setup file, is there
an Oomph 'installer' which can run this file from with the IDE?

Of course, this would defeat some of the purpose (Provision the IDE from
scratch), but it could help to provision an existing IDE's, Workspace,
TP, preferences, without having to provision a complete new IDE. (This
was my initial thought about Oomph).

Cheers Christophe
Re: Oomph - running a .setup from existing IDE. [message #1405535 is a reply to message #1405405] Thu, 07 August 2014 11:06 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Christophe,

Comments below.

On 07/08/2014 11:26 AM, Christophe Bouhier wrote:
> Just to be sure I get this right.
> Is it possible to run a commited .setup in an existing IDE.
If you have Oomph installed, yes.
> So let's say, I have a GIT view, and I can see the .setup file, is
> there an Oomph 'installer' which can run this file from with the IDE?
No, it needs to be in a catalog. But you can add it to a catalog
generally with drag and drop (though some complain that doesn't work)....
>
> Of course, this would defeat some of the purpose (Provision the IDE
> from scratch), but it could help to provision an existing IDE's,
> Workspace, TP, preferences, without having to provision a complete new
> IDE. (This was my initial thought about Oomph).
If you have Oomph installed, there is a wizard (in the toolbar) to add
projects from the catalog, and that IDE will be updated to install the
necessary tools and so on, just like installing an IDE from the installer.
>
> Cheers Christophe
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