I have just checked in changes to our Oracle Extensions project in the 1.1
stream. (similar trunk changes will follow shortly) These changes will mean the
following:
- If you are working on the Oracle Extensions project in Eclipse you will have
to make a slight adjustment to your config to get the dependencies.
- In Eclipse Ganymede, you will have to copy the
foundation\targets\target.oracle\oracle.libs to your Eclipse's dropins directory
and copy all Oracle dependencies you have in your extension.lib.external
directory into that oracle.libs directory
- In Eclipse Galileo, you will have to copy Oracle dependencies files from
your extension.lib.external directory to
foundation\targets\target.oracle\oracle.libs and tag them so they get excluded
from SVN checkins. You will then have to add foundation\targets\target.oracle
to your PDE target environment
- For people who are using the oracle extensions as a jar/bundle in OSGi, the
difference is that it is now a fragment rather than a full bundle. You will
have to make appropriate changes to your environment to allow that.