Root file properties
I followed this help page to add folder to a features based product. In build.properties file I added:
root=iwrepo
'iwrepo' corresponds to a folder with sub-folders residing in a feature where the above mentioned properties file is. After the build, I get only folders under 'iwrepo' folder moved to Eclipse install directory (annogen,antlr, etc), not what I expected - 'iwrepo' folder with its sub-folders.
What am I doing wrong?
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I followed this help page to add folder to a features based product. In build.properties file I added:
root=iwrepo
'iwrepo' corresponds to a folder with sub-folders residing in a feature where the above mentioned properties file is. After the build, I get only folders under 'iwrepo' folder moved to Eclipse install directory (annogen,antlr, etc), not what I expected - 'iwrepo' folder with its sub-folders.
What am I doing wrong?
eclipse installation repository
asked Jan 18 at 12:18
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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I followed this help page to add folder to a features based product. In build.properties file I added:
root=iwrepo
'iwrepo' corresponds to a folder with sub-folders residing in a feature where the above mentioned properties file is. After the build, I get only folders under 'iwrepo' folder moved to Eclipse install directory (annogen,antlr, etc), not what I expected - 'iwrepo' folder with its sub-folders.
What am I doing wrong?
eclipse installation repository
asked Jan 18 at 12:18
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
1,86221217
I followed this help page to add folder to a features based product. In build.properties file I added:
root=iwrepo
'iwrepo' corresponds to a folder with sub-folders residing in a feature where the above mentioned properties file is. After the build, I get only folders under 'iwrepo' folder moved to Eclipse install directory (annogen,antlr, etc), not what I expected - 'iwrepo' folder with its sub-folders.
What am I doing wrong?
eclipse installation repository
eclipse installation repository
asked Jan 18 at 12:18
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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asked Jan 18 at 12:18
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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edited Jan 18 at 13:11
Alex Kravets
asked Jan 18 at 12:18
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asked Jan 18 at 12:18
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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asked Jan 18 at 12:18
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As per documentation
Similar to the "root" and "root." properties, except that instead of being copied into the root of the eclipse install, files and folders are instead copied into the given subfolder.
Instead of root=iwrepo, I need to use root.folder.iwrepo=iwrepo. This correctly subfolders folders under iwrepo.
answered Jan 18 at 15:20
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As per documentation
Similar to the "root" and "root." properties, except that instead of being copied into the root of the eclipse install, files and folders are instead copied into the given subfolder.
Instead of root=iwrepo, I need to use root.folder.iwrepo=iwrepo. This correctly subfolders folders under iwrepo.
answered Jan 18 at 15:20
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As per documentation
Similar to the "root" and "root." properties, except that instead of being copied into the root of the eclipse install, files and folders are instead copied into the given subfolder.
Instead of root=iwrepo, I need to use root.folder.iwrepo=iwrepo. This correctly subfolders folders under iwrepo.
answered Jan 18 at 15:20
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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As per documentation
Similar to the "root" and "root." properties, except that instead of being copied into the root of the eclipse install, files and folders are instead copied into the given subfolder.
Instead of root=iwrepo, I need to use root.folder.iwrepo=iwrepo. This correctly subfolders folders under iwrepo.
answered Jan 18 at 15:20
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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As per documentation
Similar to the "root" and "root." properties, except that instead of being copied into the root of the eclipse install, files and folders are instead copied into the given subfolder.
Instead of root=iwrepo, I need to use root.folder.iwrepo=iwrepo. This correctly subfolders folders under iwrepo.
answered Jan 18 at 15:20
Alex KravetsAlex Kravets
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answered Jan 18 at 15:20
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answered Jan 18 at 15:20
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