I believe Nathan uses the map file to help build the packaging download
page. I agree it would be great to get to a state where the package
maintainer could make changes without involving Markus. (nothing again
Markus :-) ) Nathan can you please confirm what you need for the
download page?
Ian
On 4/6/2010 10:29 PM, David M Williams wrote:
Hi Markus,
As you might notice in
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=300913
I have figured out how to get our
capability
bundles into the common repo, without using a feature. So they are "in
there" (now in /releases/staging) even though you can't see them with
the normal install UI. (as desired)
But, I have been able to pull them
out
using the p2.mirror ant task, so I am hoping that is enough for you to
be able to apply the patch in
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=300913
and build right away without further
to-do.
Now for the question. About the
"jee.intro"
bundle. How have you been getting that? I don't think it was in the
repo
last year, and wonder if you have a map file somewhere and "build"
it in the EPP build?
If so, I'm wondering if you can drop
that now, as I've also put it in the central repository using the same
system as for the capability bundles ... that is, just the bundle is
there,
unseen by most, but pullable if you know to ask for it.
Seems that'll be a much easier
system,
as we can make fixes, etc., without involving you. But ... like I said,
I don't recall how that was ever working. Its listed in the jee package
feature ... and wouldn't it be cool if that was enough to get it from
the
central repository! But, if you have a map file too, there might be
some
to-do?
Much thanks,
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