SVN 6250 hardcodes the jdk to 1.4.2. This means that you must have an runtime installed and named jdk1.4.2.
This will force those that uses 1.5-> to use 1.4. to build the osgi and anyone will have to configure this jdk.
In my view the example in OSGI-68 is more dynamic, forces nobody,...but works (tested) only with eclipse >=3.2. But does anyoane still using older eclipse for osgi development :)
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SVN 6250 hardcodes the jdk to 1.4.2. This means that you must have an runtime installed and named jdk1.4.2.
This will force those that uses 1.5-> to use 1.4. to build the osgi and anyone will have to configure this jdk.
In my view the example in OSGI-68 is more dynamic, forces nobody,...but works (tested) only with eclipse >=3.2. But does anyoane still using older eclipse for osgi development :)