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Re: [platform-releng-dev] Re: Source Feature/Plugin build problem

Hi Kim

I have slowly but surely figure out how to use the main parts of org.eclipse.releng. I wonder if you were planning for us to work on this bug. I am more than willing to help if that was your intention. Do you want work on this together? Would you like to use the open use the source forge project that I have as a template? Maybe from this we can work out not only for the eclipse projects but also for the myriad of sourceforge projects out there?

Please let me know what are you thoughts.

-H

On 1/3/06, Kim Moir <Kim_Moir@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Hugo

I have opened a bug to against platform releng to address the issue that you raised, specifically that the releng templates should be more generic to allow others to take advantage of them.

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=122560

As for the chocolate, thank you for the kind thoughts . However, there is a lot of holiday chocolate left around here so perhaps this could be deferred to later on in the release cycle :-)

Kim



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Hi

I got it working. What threw me off was looking at the jdt as an
example. The jdt is a complex project and has been in developments
since the start therefore there are structures and artifacts that are
left over from those days. I succeeded by just taking the GEF project
as my example and following the structure of the projects and the way
that they implement releng. The differences between what they do in
the customTargets and build.properties is not very deviant from the
available templates. It would be helpful if we clear up the new
preferred structure of the projects by defining: distribution feature
as the final feature build that may contain one or more binary and
source features. The current terminology in the the readme is not
clear. I would like to suggest provide a very simple example template
that will actually compile and work and then direct readers of the
readme to view GEF example. Yet I must admit that working through all
the ant files and looking at the way the projects use releng was very
very illuminating and by having a simple example... maybe I would not
have build up my knowledge as well.

Just my two cents. I would like to thank you all for your work and if
there is a place to send chocolate then please let me know since you
deserve it.

Have a good year.

-H



On 12/28/05, Hugo Garcia <hugo.a.garcia@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am using org.eclipse.releng.basebuilder to do a headless build. This
> is my first time doing this . I got the scripts to build a feature
> with some plug-ins yet I have tried many times to get it to build the
> source plug-in based on the readme.html in CVS using the 3.2.M3 stream
> as indicated in the wiki. I am developing a series of open source
> plugins and would like to provide the source since the plug-in are
> intended to be used in testing and develpment within the Eclipse SDK
> thus being able to trace code withing the debugger would be helpful
> for everyone using the plug-ins. I would like to know if someone could
> help. What kind of information do you need in order to see what I am
> doing wrong?
>
> -H
>
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