MeFisto94
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Added a Readme explaning a bit about JDK Packaging, which I just found in my working dir, which got lost a long time ago.
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README
DO NOT TRY TO FIX THE IMPORT ERRORS IN THE PROJECTS!!
See also http://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/nbm-nbi.html#bundling
The product has to be a zip file with a single folder containing the needed files.
To make a new product item, copy an existing item by copying a folder from
stub/ext/components/products and stub/ext/infra/build/products and adapt
the properties files, especially the path to the zip file (product.data.1.path)
as well as the subfolder in the zip containing the files (product.data.sub.dir).
The folder in stub/ext/infra/build/products can be duplicated and adapted for
each platform w/o copying the main project under stub/ext/components/products.
Do not use the helloworld item as a template, this is the main item and has
some more stuff going!
Then adapt the main stub/build.xml in the -build and -clean targets by duplicating
the entries.
The existing JDK item is only used on MacOSX! On other platforms the jdk that is
bundled with the installer is used instead.
Normen
See also http://platform.netbeans.org/tutorials/nbm-nbi.html#bundling
The product has to be a zip file with a single folder containing the needed files.
To make a new product item, copy an existing item by copying a folder from
stub/ext/components/products and stub/ext/infra/build/products and adapt
the properties files, especially the path to the zip file (product.data.1.path)
as well as the subfolder in the zip containing the files (product.data.sub.dir).
The folder in stub/ext/infra/build/products can be duplicated and adapted for
each platform w/o copying the main project under stub/ext/components/products.
Do not use the helloworld item as a template, this is the main item and has
some more stuff going!
Then adapt the main stub/build.xml in the -build and -clean targets by duplicating
the entries.
The existing JDK item is only used on MacOSX! On other platforms the jdk that is
bundled with the installer is used instead.
Normen