Hi there Craig,
I've performed some obfuscation tests and I think we're not talking about an
EclipseME bug dealing with obfuscation, but actually about configuring
Proguard obfuscator parameters, especially the "-keep" expressions.
Say, suppose we're gonna build a library for JavaME apps.
We're not going to keep the Keep Expression like the default one, that is:
"public class * extends javax.microedition.midlet.MIDlet"
since we're not gonna have any midlets in such project.
And when we try to generate an obfuscated package with wrong Keep
Expression, Eclipse raises an abstract error message, that is, nothing to do
with EclipseME.
So we guys must carefully check this out.
Regards,
Lucas Brero
On 4/8/07, Craig Setera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrew,
I've started working on a bug fix release (on a new branch in SVN since
there are a lot of changes on the SVN trunk that aren't complete at this
point). I'm working on this particular bug first. I have to admit that
I'm seeing some very odd behavior from the underlying Java runtime and
I'm beginning to wonder if there is a bug in there. The API that is
being called should work fine when calling applications with spaces in
the path. The result of this may be that there is no fix...
If anyone has any thoughts on this please speak up.
Thanks,
Craig
Andrew Ebling wrote:
> Hi Markus,
>
> Thanks very much for your help with this - much appreciated.
>
> I've now managed to get everything to compile (after adding the
.deschlichtherle package manually).
>
> However I'm none the wiser as to how to package it into a version of the
plugin which I can actually install and test. Under the Building section on
the blog entry you pointed me to, it says this:
>
> "For the moment, it should be possible run the "Build EclipseME Site
Archive.launch" file in the build directory from within Eclipse to
generate the EclipseME site archive. The new build structure will be covered
in a later entry."
>
> However I've search the entire eclipseme folder hierarchy and I don't
have any .launch files. If anyone can clarify this, I'd be very
grateful. If I want to manually create a Run configuration, what are the
correct steps to do this? Should I use the "Eclipse Application" option as
a starting point?
>
> Thanks also for the pointer to Subversive SVN plugin. We are just in
the process of moving to SVN and we were all set to use
Subclipse. Subversive seems to have some extra features which make it look
like a better candidate overall.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Andrew
>
>
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