Hi,
@Curtis
Yes, I had runOnIncremental enabled, but it didn't appear to do
anything. I also added rebuildBundle to no avail.
@Karl Heinz
I wanted away from the MF first approach due to the added complexity
that comes with it in tracking everything (although I must admit I
didn't really have a
It's a 2 or 3 stage approach:
1. Use a traditional jar project with bnd-maven-plugin or bundle-maven-plugin
to either build your source code as an OSGI jar or to take a non-OSGI
dependency from a Maven repo and generate an OSGI version of it. Publish with
standard 'mvn deploy' to Maven repo.
Hi,
as far as i know you can generate the MANIFEST file from that...?? Not
100%sure about this [1] cause I never used it myself..
Furthermore if you create an appropriate target platform and create a p2
repo from it (using tycho, upload to Nexus for example) this can be used
to be
POM-first dependencies in Tycho is just for resolution of plugin jars from
Maven repo (when they're not available in a P2 software site). It doesn't
handle writing your MANIFEST file to reflect those POM-first dependencies, so
you have to declare them in both files in that case.
-Original
Hi Bill,
On 21/03/17 16:01, Bill Mair wrote:
Hi,
I'm attempting to switch to maven to create my packages but I have hit a
snag that I can't find a solution for.
Up until now, I have been controlling the dependencies of my ant build
process with the contents of "META-INF/MANIFEST.MF". Maven
Hi Bill,
Since this is an M2E question, consider asking on the m2e-users list:
https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/m2e-users
Personally, I do not know the answer. You obviously have "
true" so you would think that Eclipse
would re-execute it every time an incremental build occurs. But I
Hi,
I'm attempting to switch to maven to create my packages but I have hit a
snag that I can't find a solution for.
Up until now, I have been controlling the dependencies of my ant build
process with the contents of "META-INF/MANIFEST.MF". Maven works the
other way around and generates that
