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Re: [wtp-incubator-dev] Build problem

David the problem seems to be with when the XSL Source feature is built during the SDK build process. If this feature isn't already built, it appears to be trying to grab the old 0.5 source feature and including this. I have temporarily taken out from the SDK feature, the inclusion of the source feature. As soon as i did this, the build made it past the error that Doug was getting.

I've noticed problems with the Include feature option, in that it appears to look at the target platform, and then only build if it can't find a feature that is already built. Anyways, it appears the issue that you ran into on your dev machine, is the same issue that is happening on the build machine.

We should add the source feature back in after doing some more debugging with the build machine on when and how the source features actually get built.


Dave

David M Williams wrote:

I have a partial theory on what's wrong ... but, not sure. Just thought I'd mention my observations.

Some of the xsl bundles have a "point" pre-req, such as
org.eclipse.jdt.launching;/bundle-version/="3.4.0",

These should be ranges.
They are not the source of the error, though, since the code itself builds ... it's just having trouble when it starts building the source jars.


Second, there _is_ some "0.5" versions of XSL in the environment, since we just pull in the wst zip file, and unzip (in this stand alone build) so, PDE is somehow getting mixed up and trying to satisfy the constraints with those lower versions. (not sure why).

My guess is XSL is still building ok in the whole-WTP build, since there we don't have conflicting/confusing versions.

So ... one solution, for this stand alone build, might be to get a more exact version of the pre-reqs, so "old" versions are not left around while the new version is building ... but, a little surprised that's required, and that PDE build isn't smart enough to figure it out (it seems smart enough for the code parts).

I had trouble doing a PDE build in my dev. env. for the SDK feature ... if I had the 0.5 versions as part of my dev. environment. Once I deleted those, things seemed to build better in my environment.

News for now ...





From: 	David M Williams/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS
To: 	WTP Incubator Dev list <wtp-incubator-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 	08/29/2008 12:56 PM
Subject: 	Re: [wtp-incubator-dev] Build problem


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Yes, I checked and it is pulling map files from HEAD.

I've studied for an hour or two, and can't see what the problem might be.

If I were to debug it, I'd start by reverting to some simpler cases, of just the few minimum plugins,
and try adding them back in one by one, so to speak.



From: 	David Carver <d_a_carver@xxxxxxxxx>
To: 	WTP Incubator Dev list <wtp-incubator-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 	08/29/2008 12:36 PM
Subject: 	Re: [wtp-incubator-dev] Build problem



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DOUG SATCHWELL wrote:
> The build is still failing...with a similar but slightly different error: "Unable to find plug-in: org.eclipse.wst.xsl.core.source_0.5.0.v200808080616."
>
> Not sure what the problem could be, it works via the PDE build?
>
> David, are we pulling the correct Map files from Head? I know that for
a while you had set it up to pull from a branch.

Dave


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