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> 20080311 Case #1 (bad behavior) 1) create an rcp application using the mail template 2) launch using the overview "Launch an Eclipse Application" link The config.ini that is written out contains just simple configurator in the osgi.bundles property In this case, I'd expect us to just write out all things selected in the launch configuration to osgi.bundles instead of simpleconfigurator Case #2 (good behavior) 1) create an rcp application using the mail template 2) launch using the overview "Launch an Eclipse Application" link 3) modify launch configurator to explicitly include org.eclipse.equinox.simpleconfigurator The config.ini that is written out contains just simple configurator in the osgi.bundles property. This is correct behavior.
Curtis, you should see the same behavior in regards to update.configurator If we include it, that should only get written out (with osgi I think). If not, everything gets written out to osgi.bundles We should also example what happens if update.configurator AND simple.configurator are included... have to catch these esoteric cases.
This is the way it should work: 1) if no configurator listed, osgi.bundles list every bundle to run 2) if update.configurator only, use it 3) if simple.configurator only, use it 4) if both configurators selected, use simple configurator and set org.eclipse.update.reconcile=false in config.ini
I think we're good now with my latest updates. > 20080319
done.
Boourns, I had a fix for this as well. I was too slow though. I merged my changes and will put a patch up on Bug 221859.
