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Re: [orion-dev] How to resolve org.eclipse bundle dependencies to compile Orion source code
Hi,

I was following the steps from the wiki but wasn't clear about the following and so things weren't working :

1. While creating the New Target, I was choosing "Directory" option and not  "Installation" option after clicking on Add button. Not sure if it actually makes any difference as I was getting the same set of plugins. Please do tell if there are any differences in the two. I have updated this explicitly in the wiki.

2. I was keeping all the projects open. And many of them had errors which was because of the list of unsatisfied dependencies I mentioned earliar. So, first of all it wasn't a clean build in the workspace and then when I just tried to launch, it took the plugins from the workspace and not from Active Target , thus nothing was working.  Then as Boris had mentioned, I closed most of the projects especially those which had errors. So, while launching now it took those plugins from the target. And so had finally run properly. Now I am able to use it without adding any extra plugin. I had updated this as well in the wiki.

Now, I understood the concept also, earliar I wasn't sure on what was happening.. Thanks to you all :-)

Thanks & Regards,
       - Nayna

On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 8:02 PM, Boris Bokowski <Boris_Bokowski@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I just checked, and the information is on the wiki under http://wiki.eclipse.org/Orion/Getting_the_source.

Nayna, after you have set up everything successfully, could you please have a look at that wiki page and add clarifications where they would have helped you? Thanks! (To edit the wiki, click on the "log in" link in the top right corner first, then log in. Once you are logged in, the edit button is in the left bar.

Boris

Inactive hide details for Mike Wilson---2011/02/11 09:20:31---If this info isn't already on the wiki, please make sure it showsMike Wilson---2011/02/11 09:20:31---If this info isn't already on the wiki, please make sure it shows up there. McQ.


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Date:
2011/02/11 09:20

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Re: [orion-dev] How to resolve org.eclipse bundle dependencies to compile Orion source code

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If this info isn't already on the wiki, please make sure it shows up there.

McQ.

Inactive hide details for Boris Bokowski---2011/02/10 23:56:56---I recommend downloading a recent Orion build and using it as yBoris Bokowski---2011/02/10 23:56:56---I recommend downloading a recent Orion build and using it as your target platform. Download a recent I or N build and unzip it.

From:
Boris Bokowski/Ottawa/IBM@IBMCA

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Date:
2011/02/10 23:56

Subject:
Re: [orion-dev] How to resolve org.eclipse bundle dependencies to compile Orion source code



I recommend downloading a recent Orion build and using it as your target platform. Download a recent I or N build and unzip it. Then, select Windows > Preferences, enter "target" in the filter field, select "Target Platform", click "Add...", selection "Nothing", click Next, enter a name such as "I201102080200", click "Add...", select "Installation", click "Next", click "Browse...", select the unzipped "eclipse" directory, click OK/Finish/whatever until all the nested dialogs are happy. When you are back at the preference page, check the newly created target platform and then click OK. (I have no idea why this needs so many complicated steps, but whatever.)

Once you've done this, you only need those bundles as open projects in your workspace that you are actively working on. Everything else can be closed (or not even imported in the first place). Of course, if you need newer versions of things that are not in your workspace, you need to update your target platform with a newer build.

I hope this made some sense.

Boris

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From:
Nayna Jain <jainnayna@xxxxxxxxx>

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Date:
2011/02/10 22:04

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Re: [orion-dev] How to resolve org.eclipse bundle dependencies to compile Orion source code

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Hi,

And how to fix other dependencies like org.mozilla._javascript_  and other org.eclipse related ? Should I checkout source code for them also ?

Thanks& Regards,
      - Nayna

On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Tomasz Zarna <TomaszZarna@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
          Having bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=334092 fixed we no
          longer depend on egit.core. All you need is org.eclipse.jgit. However,
          given the fact that we incorporate recent fixes in jgit  like [1] into
          Orion I would recommend getting jgit from source or at least using a
          nightly build[2].

          [1]           https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=334763
          [2]           http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates-nightly
          --
          Tomek



          From:       John Arthorne <          John_Arthorne@xxxxxxxxxx>
          To:         Orion developer discussions <          orion-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
          Date:       2011-02-09 23:00
          Subject:    Re: [orion-dev] How to resolve org.eclipse bundle dependencies
                     to compile Orion source code
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          I believe we moved up to a new version of JGit and EGit after Orion M5. You
          can try using a more recent Orion I-build as your target (such as
          yesterday's build). Or, get egit/jgit from source if you like:

          http://wiki.eclipse.org/EGit/Contributor_Guide#Obtaining_Sources

          John



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          Hi everybody,

          I have all the orion bundles in my Eclipse workspace linked to Git repo and
          not copied to workspace.

          And I have made Orion M5 as the Target Platform,

          Now, when I try to compile I get the compile errors for

          org.eclipse.orion.server.filesystem.git (Missing plugins : org.eclipse.jgit
          0.11.0 )
          org.eclipse.orion.server.filesystem.git.ui (Missing plugins :
          org.eclipse.ui, org.eclipse.ui.ide)
          org.eclipse.orion.server.launching (Missing plugins :
          org.eclipse.debug.core, org.eclipse.debug.core.model)
          org.eclipse.orion.server.sshconfig.home (Missing plugins :
          org.eclipse.jgit)
          org.eclipse.orion.server.sshconfig.securestorage (Missing plugins :
          org.eclipse.jgit)
          org.eclipse.orion.server.tests (Missing plugins : org.junit,
          org.mozilla._javascript_, org.eclipse.test.performance,
          org.eclipse.core.tests.harness)
          org.eclipse.orion.server.tests.filesystem (Missing plugins : org.junit,
          org.mozilla._javascript_, org.eclipse.test.performance,
          org.eclipse.core.tests.harness)

          And because of this I am not able to launch the server.

          I am not sure if I am missing something in my settings.

          Last time I had resolved many issues by downloading them separately in the
          workspace from respective repositories. However, not sure if this is what
          to be done or I am missing something as it is happening everytime.

          Also, I see that in the downloaded Orion, these plugins are not there in
          the plugins directory. I am looking at Orion M5 and have added that as the
          Target Platform.


          Thanks & Regards,
                     - Nayna Jain

          --
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          is more important than fear. The brave may not live forever but the
          cautious do not live at all. -- The Princess Diaries
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