Re: [epp-dev] package-wise source code & bug data information

[Sandeep Krishnan <krishsandy85@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

Thanks Cédric for the reply. What does contextual action in the plug-ins 
view mean?

Also, in the page that you gave, there is a list of plugins which are 
included in the package. After downloading the package, I looked through 
the folder called feature and another called plugins. The feature folder 
has the same list of plugins which are mentioned in the download page. 
There are a few extra plugins also. The plugins folder has many other 
plugins. Are these plugins also part of the package?

If I just download the source code of the plugins listed in the feature 
folder, will that be sufficient to get the package running using from 
source code? Or do I have to also download all the plugins in the plugin 
folder?

I actually want to get some information about the Eclipse architecture, 
e.g. the dependency structure, some metrics, etc. And I think I can do 
it only if I can get source code for the package. So any help to solve 
this would is appreciated.

Also, can you help in anyway about the bug data information. i.e. Do 
users have to specify the module where the bug was encountered? If the 
user only knows that bug came in Eclipse Java EE but dont know the 
project how is the bug filed? Can I get a list of the bugs that were 
reported for just the Java EE package?

If anyone can answer any of these questions, it would be great help.

Thank you very much.

Sandeep Krishnan