Eclipse Update site for Apache Felix Karaf PDE integration
I've been having some trouble building my Eclipse Update site for the Karaf PDE Integration feature. The tooling is not exactly efficient or easy to use. In any case, here is the update site for the feature:
http://stephen.evanchik.com/software/karaf-pde-integration-site/
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Thanks!
Congratulations on your first release!
BTW regarding the host, I may suggest the following:
OPS4J.org : Home of Pax projects. There is zero barrier of entry of hosting your projects here. Simply signup and you're good to go. SVN, Confluence Wiki, JIRA. Apache License please. I hosted some of my projects here, some for testing etc.
GitHub.com : Very good collaboration tools. Using Git so forking & fork tracking is easier. Any open source license.
I would also suggest proposing this to the Apache Karaf community. I think it's a heavily needed plugin. Not to mention that (I think) a lot of people in Apache (OSGi developers) use Eclipse for development.
org.springframework.osgi.backport.util.concurrent missing
Stephen - when I update from that site, the update protests that the bundle in the subject line is missing. You might want to include it in the feature to make sure it comes along on the update site.
Eclipse update-site and feature export
Hi Oisin,
Yes, I have been having a difficult time getting all the right elements in the feature and update site. It has been complicated by p2 doing mysterious things during install/uninstall.
I'll try and get an update soon.
Thanks!
Congratulations on your first release!
BTW regarding the host, I may suggest the following:
OPS4J.org : Home of Pax projects. There is zero barrier of entry of hosting your projects here. Simply signup and you're good to go. SVN, Confluence Wiki, JIRA. Apache License please. I hosted some of my projects here, some for testing etc.
GitHub.com : Very good collaboration tools. Using Git so forking & fork tracking is easier. Any open source license.
I would also suggest proposing this to the Apache Karaf community. I think it's a heavily needed plugin. Not to mention that (I think) a lot of people in Apache (OSGi developers) use Eclipse for development.