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Re: [ptp-dev] How to export the project in PTP2.1
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Hi Peichang Shi,
Package management has been changed in Eclipse 3.4, so you are now
supposed to put the updated jar file into the "dropins" directory
instead of "plugins". However, I have not been able to successfully
manually replace a jar file using Eclipse 3.4, and even replacing
whole features does not seem to work. One thing you might want to try
is creating a fake update site with a new feature and installing from
there. The only other alternative is to modify the build scripts in
"org.eclipse.ptp.releng" and rebuild the whole project. Let me know if
you want to try that an I'll give you some pointers.
Sorry I can't be more help.
Greg
On Mar 2, 2009, at 5:38 AM, peichang shi wrote:
Hi Greg and Beth,
I have modified the project "org.eclipse.ptp.core" , and
"org.eclipse.ptp.ui". I also have created two new
projects"org.eclipse.ptp.rm.slurm.ui" and
"org.eclipse.ptp.rm.slurm.core".
Now, I want to create "new
org.eclipse.ptp.core_2.1.0.200811031726.jar",
and repalce the "old
org.eclipse.ptp.core_2.1.0.200811031726.jar".But, I
dont know how to deal with this!
I tried like this, but failed. First,I installed PTP2.1 using
"software
update". And then export "org.eclipse.ptp.core" as a jar file "new
org.eclipse.ptp.core_2.1.0.200811031726.jar", and use this file to
replace
the "old org.eclipse.ptp.core_2.1.0.200811031726.jar" which is under
the
category "/home/user/eclispe/plugins". At the same time, I exported
"org.eclipse.ptp.ui" as a deployable plug-ins and fragments "new
directory
org.eclipse.ptp.ui_2.1.0.200811031726" to replace the " old directory
org.eclipse.ptp.ui_2.1.0.200811031726".
But after what I have done as above, I can not find "PTP Runtime"
in
"Open Perspective" view any more.
Thanks for any help or direction you can provide.
peichang shi
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