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Hi Mickael!
Here is a possible way to do it:
* Create your application as an "eclipse-product" (so you get all
the happiness provided by p2)
* Create a module that would be build after your eclipse-product
and that would collect the content of the plugins/ folder of your
eclipse-product and zip it (so you get a fat jar)
Thx for your response!
For the time being, I realized an approach which works for me (but
appears most probably arcane to Maven and Tycho pros):
https://github.com/mrcalvin/qvto-cli
I am not very happy with certain decisions baked into my solution
(eg. all the mess just to preserve the Jar-in-Jar loader throughout
the Maven processing chain). But I needed something to get started.
I had no time dig deep into the reasons why the QVTo standalone
execution fails unless preserving the jars as they come in P2 etc
(which is a different story, as it also fails when creating
executable jars from within Eclipse also).
It will certainly improve over time. Any feedback is welcome.
Stefan
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