On 12/11/06, Fabrizio Giustina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12/11/06, Tom Huybrechts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In any Eclipse install, each Import-Package is provided by at least
> one bundle, and you can make a POM dependency on that bundle. It is
> quite easy to implement this by feeding all bundles in the install
> into the resolver and having it calculate the package wiring. This
> buys you one more thing: you can automatically validate if the install
> is consistent.
this is only true with the main eclipse platform distribution, it's
not so easy for anything that depends on other projects. Take WTP,
birt, emf, get or anything else... they could depend on anything in
the target platform or in other projects: you will be able to find a
matching bundle only by deploying the whole callisto or europa
coordinated build together (and it will not so easy neither in that
way, since there are still some duplicate jars with slightly different
versions)
It's true that you couldn't do a deploy of say WTP without having its
dependencies available. I have a target platform POM for this (which
only gathers dependencies to all Eclipse artifacts I have deployed
previously). The state is then calculated over the target platform and
the new dependencies. If there are duplicates, the resolving process
will pick one - the same one that would be used at runtime.
fabrizio
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