Re: [wtp-incubator-dev] XPath Parser

[David M Williams <david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The orbit map is in releng, and you
can request me to update it ... to latest I-build on Orbit's download page
... which I've been meaning to do this week anyway. 

> Anything special i need to do like submit a CQ
to use it or can we just 
> start using it?

What!? I know you know better. :)

Yes, _any_ project that uses a third party bundle
must have their own CQ. 
Luckily, the Eclipse Foundation has made the mechanics
pretty easy. 
If you go to the Eclipse Portal, 
https://dev.eclipse.org/portal/myfoundation/portal/portal.php

There should be a "use Orbit bundle" action
in your sub-project, where 
you can enter the existing CQ, and a new CQ will be
created with all the 
relevant information copied over. This speeds the
approval quite a bit (usually 
just a day or two), but, you should wait until it's
approved before using it in a build.  

Thanks,

From:	David Carver <d_a_carver@xxxxxxxxx>
To:	WTP Incubator Dev list <wtp-incubator-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	04/22/2008 01:29 AM
Subject:	[wtp-incubator-dev] XPath Parser

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David,

I'd like to add another orbit dependency for XSL Tooling, but didn't see
the orbit.map file to be updated.   The latest builds of orbit contain
the Apache Commons JXPath library, and within there is a XPathParser 
that exposes the tokenization we'll need to help enhance the content 
assistance, and possibly add some highlighting/syntax coloring support
for the XPath expressions (if we want).   It will also allow us to
build 
up a model of the xpath expressions if we want to in the future.  I've
run some junit tests on it's parsing and it seems to do what I need.  
Anything special i need to do like submit a CQ to use it or can we just
start using it?

Dave


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