Use pom dependencies about p2-maven-plugin

[tombujok]

No, it's not meant to be like this.

[DzianisFrydliand]

May be it's possible to run everything except dependencies resolution (i.e. bndTool, publisher, etc.) from a specified folder where dependencies exist?

[tombujok]

Unfortunately it's not. You can define your maven dependencies in the
plugin.
I cannot use maven dependencies, as the tree that they build is too
limited.
You cannot, for example, take 2 versions of the same artifact, which you do
in P2 more frequently.

If you want to get the list of your dependencies just type mvn
depedency:list -> and with a bit of 'sed' you have your p2-maven-plugin
definition.
Hope it helps.

On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 11:56 AM, DzianisFrydliand <[email protected]

wrote:

May be it's possible to run everything except dependencies resolution
(i.e. bndTool, publisher, etc.) from a specified folder where dependencies
exist?

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[DzianisFrydliand]

I have a client-server project that (simplified) consists of three parts:

1. Client Project - set of Eclipse plugins
2. Common Project - set of Java projects that are included on client and server sides
3. Server Project - set of projects for Tomcat

I want all the projects to use the same versions of libraries. It means that if I define groovy-1.8.5 dependency I'd like to expect the same version of this library both on client and on server. For this reason I'm trying to create maven project with all dependencies of my application. Pom dependencies from this project will be loaded by server projects and an update site based on this dependencies will be build. This update site will be a part of a target platform for Eclipse projects.

Any ideas?

[tombujok]

Welcome to the Eclipse RCP / Tycho world.
With tycho (Client Project) you should not define dependencies in the pom.xml files - everything should be defined in the MANIFEST.MF files, so you cannot have one configuration anyway.