Another possible way is to create a geornimo bundle/jar for it.

1,  wget the equinox jar
2,  add customized fix code.  (need to contribute back to eclipse per EPL)
3,  use bundle plugin or dependency plugin to build it to
org.apache.geronimo.bundles.equinox jar without changing the original
manifest.

This way, our costomized equinox has its clear versioning.   and we could
add new fix to it easily.

On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 6:44 AM, Kevan Miller <[email protected]>wrote:

> In order to fix some JCDI TCK issues, we need to move up to a 3.7.0 build
> of Eclipse Equinox. Equinox jars aren't normally available in a maven repo.
> I'm planning on adding an m2-repo to our svn and pointing our pom.xml to
> this. This technique is/has been used by other projects. I'm open to other
> suggestions on how to handle this, if anyone has alternate ideas or
> orbjections.
>
> --kevan




-- 
Shawn

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