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Milos Kleint commented on MNBMODULE-54:
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have you tried the run-ide goal? that could help in the simple case of having a 
module/bunch of modules and running them against a given netbeans ide/platform 
installation..

In general, I might revisit the support for executing the application, the only 
streamlined version is the current run-platform one which relies on building 
the  whole app from repositories/sources.. Anything that relies on external 
installation is sort of error prone and I'd rather replace it with an IDE only 
approach. In either case, having compile-time maven classpath unaligned with 
the runtime execution that points to an external installation is suboptimal.

> Ability to use run-platform with a nbm project
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>
>                 Key: MNBMODULE-54
>                 URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNBMODULE-54
>             Project: Maven 2.x Netbeans Module Plugin
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Michel Rasschaert
>            Assignee: Milos Kleint
>
> Currently to test a nbm project the only solution is to use run-ide. When 
> doing this the tested module is mixed with all the IDE things (java, etc.).
> If the nbm is developed to be included in an nbm-application later on this 
> would be nice to be able to run it in a basic platform instead of the IDE.
> I see several possible implementations :
> h4. A. Expect a basic platform application on the filesystem somewhere 
> This is the simplest solution to implement. The user is expected to have 
> unzipped somewhere a base Netbeans platform application (which is very easy 
> to create with Netbeans).
>  It could be configured with 
> {{<plaformInstallation>....</platformInstallation>}} and use the branding 
> token to find the correct executable and configuration file to modify as is 
> done with run-ide.
> The problem with this approach is that the user has to know what 
> cluster/modules to include in his base platform application (usually only the 
> plaformX cluster with some modules disabled).
> h4. B. Build this basic platform based on the dependencies specified in the 
> pom.
> Ideally we would build this basic platform installation based on the 
> dependencies of the POM but I think this is not trivial at all ...
> ----
> I think I can provide a patch for solution A in a few days if you are 
> interested.

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