So, basically I'll need to create a new Maven-project with two folders(?) inside, the pomfirst-bundle and pomfirst-thirdparty, and then to turn it into a plugin project? Using the given link I have downloaded the example from git, but it is not retaining the correct structure. What should be build01 and build02?
As I can understand the build02 contains the parent pom.xml for all of them. If I intend to build a feature-based RCP4 application (using Vogella's model) do I need to use the existing parent pom.xml of application.product for that purpose?
I am really sorry, but with Maven everything lies in details, and the demo is not quite expressive.
So if I had an RCP application with following structure:
-application.main
-application.aggregator
-application.product
-application.feature
-application.plugin1
-application.plugin2
-application.plugin3
.....
I would need to create a new Maven project, with pomfirst-bundle and pomfirst-thirdparty?
Then I see that bundle contains a class PomFirst.java which practically wraps the remote class org.codehaus.plexus.util.StringUtils. Does that mean that I have to wrap each class the same way in order to be accessible from my application.plugin2?
As Jason says, will I be able to insert MyWrappedClass.java into application.plugin2-s class code instead of remote MyClass.java?
I am sorry, but for me it is better to ask than to seek in vain.
Thank you for the answers!
Csaba