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another option would create a product
project that creates your own IDE SDK (with the sdk features +
your features)
than you could use the zip product generated by tycho.
I did this recently, but using Juno.
regards.
Cristiano
On 22/08/12 12:06, Laurent Redor wrote:
:(
Actually, I did not want to use a product to achieve the same
result as I had before with PDE build.
Laurent
On 22/08/2012 16:57, Jeff MAURY wrote:
The best way is to have a product definition that
uses your feature and org.eclipse.rcp and have it in an
eclipse-repository packaging type. You'll need to add the
tycho-p2-director:materialize-
products and
tycho-p2-director:archive-products goals in you POM.
Jeff
On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 4:52 PM,
Laurent Redor <laurent.redor@xxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi,
With Tycho I build a repository with personal features. I
want to install this features in a "blank" Helios Eclipse
and zip this "new" Eclipse. How I can make this with Tycho?
I saw tycho-p2-director:materialize-products and
tycho-p2-director:archive-products but I have no product,
only features.
Best regards,
Laurent
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