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Re: [cross-project-issues-dev] How is the installer content determined?
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Hi,
I'm not certain. Arguments can be made that EclipseLink is both runtime
(server-side) and development, since the libraries are needed for
developed applications to run and they are also needed at development
time to create said applications. I don't know the criteria Eclipse uses
to make the determination.
So, I'd think that either "*Web, XML, and Java EE Development" *or*
"**EclipseRT Target Platform Components**" *would be correct. Since we
are part of the RT project I went with that initially. In addition, it
sounded like the RT was part of the base configuration - which made
sense because other plugins were planning on depending upon EclipseLink
functionality.
Furthermore, the wiki sites stated that the categories were used for the
p2 site. Nothing was mentioned about their being used to determine the
package a project was organized into. If they are used for both, then it
seems I need to change to the former category.
-Eric
Thomas Hallgren wrote:
Hi Eric,
I see several EclipseLink features under the "EclipseRT Target
Platform Components" category. I would have expected "Database
Development". Did you use the wrong category in your eclipselink.build
file?
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
Eric Gwin wrote:
Hi,
Our project is in the Galileo build. However, after downloading M7,
we find that it is not in the installer. I've done a quick review of
the build pages, but didn't see answer. Is there a control file
somewhere I missed updating?
Thanks.
-Eric
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