creating a separate p2 repo with a parent pom that references the other projects seems to work fine.
thanks!
regards
-robert
On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 5:55 PM, Cristiano Gavião <cvgaviao@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
If the two project runs in different reactors, one possibility could
be:
- mvn install both com.example.a.feature and com.example.b.feature
- create one p2 project that references the installed features above
as dependency in the pom and in the category.xml;
Another possibility is to create a target definition file pointing
to the already built features and than configure the p2 project to
be built using this target file.
regards,
Cristiano
On 13/03/12 13:34, Robert Gründler wrote:
Hi all,
i'm currently maintaining a couple of eclipse plugins. Each of
these plugins
has it's own tycho project:
Project A
- pom.xml <-- master pom of project a
- com.example.a.feature <- pom.xml
- com.example.a.plugin <-- pom.xml
Project B
- pom.xml <-- master pom of project b
- com.example.b.feature <-- pom.xml
- com.example.b.plugin <-- pom.xml
Now i'd like to create a p2 repository that contains both features
from project A and project B.
I've found this demo project: https://github.com/jsievers/tycho-demo
where basically the project
contains already the p2 repository - but in the case of multiple
projects this would need to look different.
Has anyone a hint how to create such a tycho project?
