Re: [eclipselink-dev] Updates to Oracle Extensions (trunk stream)

[Gordon Yorke <gordon.yorke@xxxxxxxxxx>]

What should the directory structure of dropins director? 
eclipse\dropins\foundation\targets\target.oracle\oracle.libs or 
eclipse\dropins\oracle.libs\
?
--Gordon

Tom Ware wrote:
> The changes below have now been made on the trunk stream
>
> Tom Ware wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> >   I have just checked in changes to our Oracle Extensions project in 
> > the 1.1 stream. (similar trunk changes will follow shortly)  These 
> > changes will mean the following:
> >
> > - If you are working on the Oracle Extensions project in Eclipse you 
> > will have to make a slight adjustment to your config to get the 
> > dependencies.
> >    - In Eclipse Ganymede, you will have to copy the 
> > foundation\targets\target.oracle\oracle.libs to your Eclipse's 
> > dropins directory and copy all Oracle dependencies you have in your 
> > extension.lib.external directory into that oracle.libs directory
> >    - In Eclipse Galileo, you will have to copy Oracle dependencies 
> > files from your extension.lib.external directory to 
> > foundation\targets\target.oracle\oracle.libs and tag them so they get 
> > excluded from SVN checkins.  You will then have to add 
> > foundation\targets\target.oracle to your PDE target environment
> >
> > - For people who are using the oracle extensions as a jar/bundle in 
> > OSGi, the difference is that it is now a fragment rather than a full 
> > bundle.  You will have to make appropriate changes to your 
> > environment to allow that.
> >
> > -Tom
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