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| + | | cleanupzip(source, target) | ||
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| + | | chmod(targetDir, targetFile, permissions) | ||
| + | | changes mode on the targetFile in the targetDir (a path), permissions is written the same way as to the system command "chmod", | ||
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| + | | collect(???) | ||
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=Eclipse Touchpoint= | =Eclipse Touchpoint= | ||
Revision as of 21:23, 18 June 2008
A P2 installable Unit (IU) can be installed into one touchpoint. The IU meta data consists of a reference to the touchpoint (Touchpoint Type), and describes a set of actions/instructions to execute on the referenced touchpoint. Currently, two touchpoints (native, and eclipse) have been implemented. The native touchpoint has aprox 5 different actions, and the eclipse touchpoint has aprox 20. Some of these actions take parameters. The actions and parameters are encoded in a Map where they keys are the references to actions, and the value is a single parameter, or a map of multiple parameters. This wiki page describes the two touchpoints, and the instructions they understand.
Native Touchpoint
The native touchpoint is used to install things "outside of eclipse".
| instruction | description |
| cleanupzip(source, target) | |
| unzip(source, target) | |
| chmod(targetDir, targetFile, permissions) | changes mode on the targetFile in the targetDir (a path), permissions is written the same way as to the system command "chmod", |
| collect(???) | |
| link(???) |
Eclipse Touchpoint
- collect
- installBundle
- uninstallBundle
- addSourceBundle
- removeSourceBundle
- installFeature
- uninstallFeature
- setLauncherName
- addProgramArgument
- removeProgramArgument
- setStartLevel
- markStarted
- setFrameworkDependentProperty
- setFrameworkIndependentProperty
- setProgramProperty
- addJVMArgument
- mkdir
- rmdir
- link
- chmod
- checkTrust