Thanks Carsten, that's a good hint.
So I tried to use the profile directory, and it's encouraging: I can list
its content and install them in another IDE. So there is definitely
everything necessary in it to use p2 director or p2 mirror.
However, I've tried using CLI:
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On Mon, 2017-06-26 at 12:33 +, Carsten Reckord wrote:
> In the IDE, this works directly: In "Install new software", you can use the
> P2 profile directory inside of another Eclipse installation as your
> repository location and install from there. E.g.
>
In the IDE, this works directly: In "Install new software", you can use the P2
profile directory inside of another Eclipse installation as your repository
location and install from there. E.g.
/p2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.engine/profileRegistry/SDKProfile.profile
I'm not sure how the
Hi all,
It seems like a RCP app p2 profile is somehow like a p2 repo.
Is there a way, for a given p2-able RCP app, to use it as a software source
just like a p2 repo on which we can apply director or mirror application?
The goal is to properly extract content out of an RCP (in this case EPP
