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1. Install a basic Eclipse distribution in a properly named folder, e.g. eclipse_4.2.1 or eclipse_4.3_modeling.
2. Install additional features as described in Getting Eclipse.
3. Install the delta pack necessary to build products for other platforms.
4. Update /home/java/eclipse to point to the new installation.

5. Copy the installation into a new directory and copy all plugins and features of the delta pack into its plugins and features folders.
   Produce a P2 reference repository for the automatic Maven build to use. To do that, execute the following script with reasonable parameters

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   language bash
   #!/bin/bash if ([ $# -nelt 3 ] || [ $# -gt 4 ]) then echo "Usage: $0 [ECLIPSE_INSTALLATION] [TARGET_DIR] [REPOSITORY_NAME] [SOURCE_DIR]?" else ECLIPSE_DIR=$1 # e.g. /home/java/eclipse-modeling-4.41.1/ TARGET_DIR=$2 # e.g. /home/java/public_html/repository/ REPO_NAME=$3 # e.g. luna441 luna411 if [ $# -eq 3 ] then SOURCE_DIR=$ECLIPSE_DIR else SOURCE_DIR=$4 fi CMD="java -jar $ECLIPSE_DIR/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_*.jar \ -application org.eclipse.equinox.p2.publisher.FeaturesAndBundlesPublisher \ -metadataRepository file:$TARGET_DIR/$REPO_NAME \ -artifactRepository file:$TARGET_DIR/$REPO_NAME \ -source $ECLIPSE$SOURCE_DIR \ -configs any.any.any \ -compress \ -publishArtifacts" echo $CMD eval $CMD fi

6. Move the repository to our kieler user's public_html/repository/ directory.
7. Update the reference repository location in the parent POM files of the source code repositories. Also update the target platform definition files in the config repository.

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