Hi Roland,
The Buckminster command 'importtargetdefinition' will import an eclipse target definition. The "materialization" as
such, is performed the same way as when you set a target definition from your IDE preferences.
A true Buckminster materialization can also be used to build a target platform. That has the advantage that you don't
need to specify the features and bundles that should be included. Buckminster figures that out by resolving the query.
You cannot use an eclipse target definition as input to this process. Instead, you would set the target platform to
point to an empty directory and use an MSPEC to control which components that should end up there during
materialization. The repositories that you'd use for input must be defined in an RMAP.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
On 09/14/2009 10:00 AM, Roland Tepp wrote:
Hey,
Is this possible? how woulod I go about doing this?