... so it can easily be consumed by Eclipse based products.
Here's an example of a tycho based project to publish the java-debug plugin to a standalone p2 repo:
java-debug-repo.zip
If the p2 repo was built as part of the java-debug project. then the category.xml would declare
<bundle id="com.microsoft.java.debug.plugin" version="0.0.0.qualifier"/> IIRC. In that case, all the repositories, dependencies declaration in pom.xml could be removed.
As for publishing the p2 repo, bintray.org is an alternative to self-hosting. See this post describing bintray publishing.
cc Valerii Svydenko (@svor), Jinbo Wang (@testforstephen)
... so it can easily be consumed by Eclipse based products.
Here's an example of a tycho based project to publish the java-debug plugin to a standalone p2 repo:
java-debug-repo.zip
If the p2 repo was built as part of the java-debug project. then the category.xml would declare
<bundle id="com.microsoft.java.debug.plugin" version="0.0.0.qualifier"/>IIRC. In that case, all the repositories, dependencies declaration in pom.xml could be removed.As for publishing the p2 repo, bintray.org is an alternative to self-hosting. See this post describing bintray publishing.
cc Valerii Svydenko (@svor), Jinbo Wang (@testforstephen)