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| <h1>Headless Building with APT in Eclipse</h1> |
| <h2>Instructions for building workspaces from the command-line directly or with ant</h2> |
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| The APT plugin can be used in conjunction with Eclipse to build your preconfigured |
| workspace, either directly from the command-line or via ant with its built-in ant task. |
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| <h3>Building from the command-line</h3> |
| Given an installation of Eclipse with the APT plugin installed, you can invoke the command-line builder |
| with the following command: |
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| eclipsec -nosplash -application org.eclipse.jdt.apt.core.aptBuild -data %WORKSPACE% |
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| This invokes Eclipse as a console application in headless mode and builds the workspace as provided on the command-line. |
| Any configuration for the provided workspace will be observed in the build. |
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| <h3>Building with Ant</h3> |
| Again, you will need an installation of Eclipse with the APT plugin installed. Given this, the "apt" |
| task can be invoked with the following xml in your build.xml file: |
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| <project name="test_eclipse" default="build" basedir="."> |
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| <taskdef name="apt" classname="org.eclipse.jdt.apt.core.build.JdtApt"/> |
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| <target name="build"> |
| <apt workspace="%WORKSPACE%" eclipseHome="%ECLIPSE_HOME%"/> |
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| </project> |
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