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Revision as of 23:11, 5 April 2011
Running Your Build
You have three options for running your build:
- Run it through our Hudson instance.
- Run it directly on the Eclipse Foundation's Build Server using the command-line or cron job.
- Run it on your own hardware.
Build Output
The output from your build should be hosted on an Eclipse Downloads server where it can be mirrored, monitored, and otherwise managed by the Webmaster.
Downloads should never be hosted directly on a project's website.
Build Technologies
Eclipse projects are free to choose a build technology that best suits their needs. Here are some options to consider (listed alphabetically):
-
Athena Common Build(Athena is no longer being actively developed) - b3
- Buckminster
- Maven: Tycho/Minerva
- PDE Build
Simultaneous Release
Projects can opt to participate in the Simultaneous Release (named Indigo in 2011).