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Re: [ufk-dev] maven build and stuff
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Hi Kenneth,
Kenneth Westelinck schrieb:
> Hi all,
>
> First I would like to apologize for my absence on the project, the past
> months. Combining a busy work schedule with an open source project is
> not an easy task, as you all know.
No problem.
> I am currently evaluating uface to use it in my own little Eclipse RCP
> project. The code is located here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/timelogng
> Currently, this code is still crap. The reason for this is:
> - the application was merely used to demo the strengths of Eclipse RCP
> - the application was ported from an existing time tracking application,
> called Stopwatch (written in Swing, but now commercialized by the
> author), so there are some Swing leftovers
> - since the application was merely a demo, both binding and non-binding
> stuff is mixed
Great.
>
> The application more or less builds, when you use tycho
> (http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Tycho+project+overview), but
> it needs attention and needs to be backed by Eclipse Databinding. Since
> binding model and view in standard Eclipse Databinding is a tedious
> process (i.e. requires a lot of boilerplate code), I thought I could use
> uface to ease this for me.
>
> So I checked out the code yesterday, but it seems it does not build
> anymore (the proper branch). Also, the instructions provided on the wiki
> to get it to work using the PSF files don't seem to work either. This is
Can you explain me what is not working so that I can fix it? I guess the
.psf simply miss some new bundles right?
> not to critisize anyone or anything, but I think the maven part of the
> build is not maintained anymore (which is entirely my fault I guess :) ).
>
Yes :-) because I'm happy with my virtual structure and always postponed
the updateing of the maven stuff.
> If everyone agrees, I will have a look at the maven build this week. I
> will also upgrade the eclipse dependencies and point them to the bundles
> provided with Eclipse 3.5 (which was released the other week).
>
> Tom, do we need our own build for the Eclipse Databinding, or can we use
> the bundles provided with Eclipse 3.5?
>
If something is not working this is a bug and we/I have to fix it. I'll
try to do a checkout myself tonight and upgrade the target setup to use
the Galileo GA (we are on some rc now IIRC).
The only part of our project that needs a patched version of databinding
is the GWT stuff because some parts don't compile.
When repacking stuff for maven please use our code-google repo and don't
submit any external code to our Eclipse-Repo. Ideally we consume
packages from Eclipse-Orbit.
The list of approved ones is found here:
https://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/eclipse/org.eclipse.ufacekit/doc/dependencies.txt
Tom
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