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Re: [ease-dev] Bundle shape
Have a look at PyDev's build settings. Particularly build.properties and MANIFEST.MF's Bundle-Classpath

The other way to go about it is to only have the Python in one bundle and the Java in another. 


PS my biggest issue with unpacked class files is that it has a knock on effect on install times, especially on Windows where the runtime of an unzip/install tends to be dominated by the number of files that nees to be written, rather than the number of bytes.

On 8 Jun 2017 19:36, "Christian Pontesegger" <christian.pontesegger@xxxxxx> wrote:
On 06.06.2017 09:57, Jonah Graham wrote:
However, I noticed that it has been applied to a bundle with java files in it. Is the bundle set up to jar the class files but leave the pysrc extracted, like the Pydev bundles do it? 
No, it is not. It gets fully unpacked and the java files end up in separate .class files. Do you have some template how to build packages containing a jar for class files with tycho? We could then update the package accordingly.

Christian

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