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If you have worked on JDT source code within Eclipse, then for temporary use the easiest would be to just launch a runtime workbench from that development workspace. If you want something more permanent, then "Install New Software" is indeed the normal way, but for this you need more than just one plug-in jar: a feature and meta-data. For the feature you could use https://github.com/eclipse-jdt/eclipse.jdt/tree/master/org.eclipse.jdt-feature (which then contains all of JDT, not just jdt.core), or handcraft your own (it's actually not complex). As for creating the update site / aka p2 repository with metadata suitable for "Install New Software" I don't even think there's a prepared way to create this just for JDT (others may correct me if I'm wrong). But again there is support right from the IDE: in the workspace where you have plug-in project and feature project checked out and built, you can use an Export wizard to export the feature which will then create the full update site. I do this regularly, usually without any problems. |
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I found out Eclipse even not use the version number in |
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I want to build and use JDT with Eclipse IDE from source, not from the pre-built official sites.
I'v check out the git repo source and build with something like
mvn -P build-individual-bundles package
.and it generated some jar like
org.eclipse.jdt.core-3.40.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
I just installed a eclipse Platform without any software , how could I use them to add into eclipse IDE?
I tried 'Install New Software' , it ask for zip/jar , but I cannot find built one can be used.
There is no manual found , so I am here to ask. Help please.
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