[tigerstripe-dev] Ganymede cut-over: COMPLETE

[Eric Dillon <erdillon@xxxxxxxxx>]

Title: Ganymede cut-over: COMPLETE

Hi All,

I’ve just committed the changes to support Ganymede. Most of the problems were related to the Tigerstripe Explorer and the fact that we rely on some internal APIs of JDT for refactoring and Drag-n-Drop.
I fixed the changes (managed to get rid of some of the internal API dependencies but not of all of them).
As part of the migration I also updated all the plugin manifests.

The actual list of plugins to check out in your local workspace to develop is the same as what you had for Europa except for a potential change in the list of annotation related plugins. However, I need to double check with Yuri here. However, this should not affect the way annotations currently work with Tigerstripe.

To set up your development environment follow the directions on http://wiki.eclipse.org/TigerstripeDevEnvironment or basically:

• Download “Eclipse Classic” from the Eclipse download page
• Unzip a bundle of all required plugins (GMF, EMF, etc... As listed on page) from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/tigerstripe/tigerstripe-required-0.4.zip
• Install buckminster (get their update site from http://www.eclipse.org/buckminster ). This will allow you to simply run a Cquery that will pull down all the necessary plugins from CVS into your workspace, with File->Open a Component Query... And hit the “Resolve and Materialize”.
  

If you want to use buckminster and do it by hand pick up all the plugins in the plugins/ dir of our CVS repository (avoid org.eclipse.tigerstripe.annotation.resource.ui.refactoring until I hear back from Yuri).

Ok... Let me know what I just broke...

Eric