| Re: [buckminster-dev] headless resolve with properties [message #9531] |
Thu, 13 March 2008 19:27 |
 Todd Lee
Messages: 44
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hey Adrian,
Thanks again for the tip. I have a couple of questions I'm wondering if you
can clarify on importing from a local SDK:
- what ReaderType do you use for the provider, is it eclipse.import or
eclipse.platform?
- did you actually create a local update site (I was under the impression
that eclipse.import was used pretty much exclusively with update sites...)
or are you just pointing it to a directory with an extracted Eclipse
SDK.zip?
If it's not asking too much, perhaps I'd be able to get a better handle on
this if you could provide a sample snippet from your RMAP/setup?
Thanks
Todd
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Hi Todd,
Not sure if this is exactly what you need but I just use an importer
in my rmap to pull the required plugins from the SDK that I would be
doing the materialising in. So I'm able to resolve all the OSGi based
dependencies fine, it's when it comes to maven that I'm getting
unstuck right now. Once I find someway of overcoming this, my plan
was to use buckminster to install all the plugins / features it would
need from org.eclipse prior to kicking off the resolve. Then it should
automatically resolve those plugins from its own plugin repository. I
was going to automate this from within an ant script.
Stability wise I think the latest version appears to be better than
those prior to it so I wouldn't recommend going back in version.
HTH,
Adrian.
AMI Semiconductor - "Silicon Solutions for the Real World"
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