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Re: [platform-update-dev] Running Eclipse install/updates from the command line - Browser triggered installation
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Tim, the one thing I would add to this is that the current API does not
provide an "operations layer" that encapsulates the various "basic"
installation tasks. We intend to refactor some of the current update UI/
core code into such a layer but will not be done in 2.0. So if you
undertake writing code to the basic APIs, you will have to initially do
more work that you really should have to if we had a formal operations
layer. Please talk to us if you decide to proceed.
Tim_Koss@xxxxxxx
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05/29/2002 07:00 PM
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platform-update-dev
So you believe that there is enough api for us to extend this ourselves. We
will look into this, and if successful we will happily contribute this
back!
Tim
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[platform-update-dev] Running Eclipse install/updates from the command
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triggered installation
05/29/2002 06:40 PM
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platform-update-dev
There is no command-line utility we provide, but one could write such a
thing using the APIs we expose ... and perhaps contribute it back ;-)
The "web-triggered" mechanism is not going to make 2.0 ... sorry, next rev
Tim_Koss@xxxxxxx
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[platform-update-dev] Running Eclipse install/updates from
the command line -
Browser triggered installation
05/29/2002 06:03 PM
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platform-update-dev
Is there any mechanism to run Eclipse from the command line (headless or
not) to run the install/update mechanism. In the doc, I see that there is a
Browser-Triggered installation that sounds like it might be something like
the feature we are looking for
Tim
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