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Revision as of 10:00, 10 November 2014
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Bndtools Support
This page is used to collect information about how to support bndtools
Build system
runtime repository
bndtools uses repositories to access bundles (similar to pde's target platform). It seems that bnd has no p2 repository plugin, so we need to provide a bnd compatible repository to access the efxclipse runtime
for now we use the maven-bundle-plugin to create a repository.xml index file within our p2 page.
The documentation of the plugin claims that it is an OBR index.
Should we use an R5 index instead? I have not yet found a maven plugin to generate R5.
tooling
wizards
we need some new project wizards to create
- e4fx bnd project
- fx bnd project
- bnd cnf project
automatic classpath management
in pde we add some dependencies automatically to the classpath.
How do we solve this for bndtools?
launching
bndtools comes with its own launcher. It uses .bndrun files to describe the osgi setup to be launched. we need at least to generate a default .bndrun file.
Our runtime repository provides everything needed to launch an e4fx application. However if bndtools tries to resolve with our bundled equinox implementation it always fails.
Unable to resolve <<INITIAL>> version=null: missing requirement Require[osgi.identity]{}{filter=(osgi.identity=dummy)} [caused by: Unable to resolve dummy version=0.0.0: missing requirement Require[osgi.wiring.package]{}{filter=(osgi.wiring.package=javafx.application)} [caused by: Unable to resolve org.eclipse.fx.javafx version=2.2.0.201411100602: missing requirement Require[osgi.ee]{}{filter=(|(osgi.ee=JavaSE-1.7))}]]
If it uses the org.eclipse.osgi from bundlehub it succeds. Both are the same version.. I suspect the index to be at fault...