| Re: [m2e-wtp-dev] m2e-wtp 0.17.0 has been released |
Hello, again. After further investigation; I *do* see the JPA configurator feature in both repositories when I access them via Eclipse, but when I mirror the repositories I seem to lose the JPA stuff in Kepler. I’m using the same method (”…artifact.repository.mirrorApplication” and “…metadata.repository.mirrorApplication”) to mirror both repositories; any clue why I fail to get just JPA in my Kepler mirror? Is it perhaps a repository configuration issue, or are the p2 applications failing somehow? Any hints are welcomed. Thanks (again), - Ian From: Ian Trimble Hi, Fred. In the Juno repository, I see the JPA feature/plugin, but I don’t see JPA in the Kepler repository. Is this an oversight, or is it packaged differently for Kepler? Thanks, - Ian From: Fred Bricon [mailto:fbricon@xxxxxxxxx] Hello World! Hot on the heels of m2e 1.3.1, here comes m2e-wtp 0.17.0. 0.17.0 is available in 2 flavors : Juno(and Indigo) [1] and Kepler [2] The highlight of this release concerns the new JAX-RS, JSF and JPA configurators, contributed by JBoss Tools and available as optional features. See the changelog[3] and New and Noteworthy[4] for more information on this release. A somewhat lengthier blog post is published at [5] As usual please report any bugs to bugzilla[6] Regards, Fred -- |