| commit | b5c2f679fbf4b08d6279e8db8fd685205a833cfc | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Markus Knauer <mknauer@eclipsesource.com> | Thu Oct 08 16:50:29 2020 +0200 |
| committer | Markus Knauer <mknauer@eclipsesource.com> | Mon Oct 12 18:16:17 2020 +0200 |
| tree | 32d7771fcb8ae3eda7ee4a8aada0da4c3b388248 | |
| parent | c617712a845fc18db5488395f69379d3dc5cda8a [diff] |
Upgrade build to use Tycho 2.0 - Upgrade to Tycho 2.0 [1] and take into account the change in the Tycho project, which combines the Tycho Extras in a single project. Upgrade CBI, Maven Surefire and all other plugins to their latest compatible version. - Replace the partially incomplete entries for provides-requires- capabilities in the OSGi manifest files by adding filters. Since Tycho 1.2 [2], these entries are handled correctly during build time, and the existing entries caused build aborts due to unresolved dependencies. - Remove the manually defined p2-level requirements to a virtual provides definition in the RWT bundle because this construct is now replaced by the OSGi capabilities that are correctly exposed to p2. [1] https://wiki.eclipse.org/Tycho/Release_Notes/2.0 [2] https://wiki.eclipse.org/Tycho/Release_Notes/1.2 Change-Id: I7407ae7ad2311faeee2e8edf70aa94abaece64e2 Signed-off-by: Markus Knauer <mknauer@eclipsesource.com>
Thanks for your interest in this project. The [Eclipse RAP Runtime] 1 provides a powerful widget toolkit and integrates well with proven technologies such as OSGi and Java EE. You can write your application entirely in Java, re-use code and benefit from first-class IDE tools.
| directory | content |
|---|---|
bundles/ | all bundle projects |
tests/ | unit test projects |
features/ | feature projects |
releng/ | projects for release engineering |
examples/ | for bundles containing exemplary applications and demo code |
Additional information regarding source code management, builds, coding standards, and more can be found on the [Getting involved with RAP development] 2 pages. For more information, refer to the [RAP wiki pages] 3.
The RAP project uses Tycho with Maven to build its bundles, features, examples, and p2 repositories, and it's easy to run the build locally! All you need is Maven installed on your computer, and then you need to run the following command from the root of the Git repository:
mvn clean verify
As a result, you'll get a p2 repository with all the RAP Runtime bundles and features in
releng/org.eclipse.rap.build/repository/target/repository/
and a second one with the RAP e4 Runtime bundles in
releng/org.eclipse.rap.build/repository.e4/target/repository/
Official builds are available from the [RAP Download page] 4.
Before your contribution can be accepted by the project, you need to create and electronically sign the [Eclipse Foundation Contributor License Agreement (CLA)] 5 and sign off on the Eclipse Foundation Certificate of Origin.
For more information, please visit [Contributing via Git] 6.
[Eclipse Public License (EPL) v1.0] 7
Contact the project developers via the [RAP Forum] 8 or the project's [“dev” mailing list] 9.
This project uses Bugzilla to track [ongoing development and issues] 10.
Be sure to [search for existing bugs] 10 before you [create a new RAP bug report] 11. Remember that contributions are always welcome!