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Difference between revisions of "Equinox p2 Repository Selective Mirroring"

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Get the p2 agent from the provisioning section of: [http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/equinox/drops/S-3.4RC3-200805301730/index.php#Provisioning Equinox Stable Build: 3.4RC3].
 
Get the p2 agent from the provisioning section of: [http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/equinox/drops/S-3.4RC3-200805301730/index.php#Provisioning Equinox Stable Build: 3.4RC3].
  
==Running the Mirroring Tools==
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==Selective Mirroring Example==
  
Run from the command line by running the Admin tool with the args you have below (e.g. eclipse.exe -application org.eclipse.equinox.p2.tools.MirrorApplication -metadatasource ...).  
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Using the command line run the Admin tool with the args you have below (e.g. eclipse.exe -application org.eclipse.equinox.p2.tools.MirrorApplication -metadatasource ...).  
  
The attached examples perform the mirroring of an artifact, or metadata repository into a target repository. The target repository will be an exact mirror of the source (metadata or artifacts).  This means any information on the target repository prior to mirroring will be lost, and if there is no target repository to begin with then a new repository will be created.
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This example performs the mirroring of an artifact, or metadata repository into a target repository. The target repository will be an exact mirror of the source (metadata or artifacts).  This means any information on the target repository prior to mirroring will be lost, and if there is no target repository to begin with then a new repository will be created.
  
 
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   -overwrite
 
   -overwrite
  
For more instructions on how to use the repository mirror tool to host specific installations (e.g. only mirror eclipse sdk) see <Link>
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In the future this mirroring application will be capable of taking an IU, and additionally mirror all referenced IUs resulting in minimal mirrors of specific IUs (e.g. ask for org.eclipse.ide.sdk and get a repo with everything needed to run the sdk).

Revision as of 16:04, 5 June 2008

Introduction

This example demonstrates how to mirror exclusively metadata or artifact repositories using the repository mirror application available in the equinox p2 tools.

Getting the Mirroring Tools

Get the p2 agent from the provisioning section of: Equinox Stable Build: 3.4RC3.

Selective Mirroring Example

Using the command line run the Admin tool with the args you have below (e.g. eclipse.exe -application org.eclipse.equinox.p2.tools.MirrorApplication -metadatasource ...).

This example performs the mirroring of an artifact, or metadata repository into a target repository. The target repository will be an exact mirror of the source (metadata or artifacts). This means any information on the target repository prior to mirroring will be lost, and if there is no target repository to begin with then a new repository will be created.

For metadata only:

 -console -consolelog -application org.eclipse.equinox.p2.tools.MirrorApplication
 -metadatasource http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/3.4milestones/
 -metadatadestination file:/tmp/3.4milestonesMirror/
 -ius all
 -overwrite


For artifacts only:

 -console -consolelog -application org.eclipse.equinox.p2.tools.MirrorApplication
 -artifactsource http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/3.4milestones/
 -artifactdestination file:/tmp/3.4milestonesMirror/
 -artifacts all
 -overwrite

In the future this mirroring application will be capable of taking an IU, and additionally mirror all referenced IUs resulting in minimal mirrors of specific IUs (e.g. ask for org.eclipse.ide.sdk and get a repo with everything needed to run the sdk).

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