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I would like to automate the installation of DBeaver as an Eclipse Plugin rather than having users have to interactively install via Eclipse Marketplace. I am using Eclipse director with a command similar to the one shown below.
But I am not sure what I should use for the install unit id. I have tried the one show above, but that results in missing dependencies. I wend down the path of trying to add all those dependencies, but that results in a growing chain of install units. I inspected the context.xml file from the content.jar in the DBeaver repository to see if I could identify the id of the appropriate install unit, but I could not figure out which one it was even after experimenting for an extended period time.
I am hoping somebody in the community can point in the direction of which install id's I should use to concisely and consistently install dbeaver in Eclipse in an automated manner which has the same outcome as installing it interactively via Eclipse Marketplace.
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I would like to automate the installation of DBeaver as an Eclipse Plugin rather than having users have to interactively install via Eclipse Marketplace. I am using Eclipse director with a command similar to the one shown below.
But I am not sure what I should use for the install unit id. I have tried the one show above, but that results in missing dependencies. I wend down the path of trying to add all those dependencies, but that results in a growing chain of install units. I inspected the context.xml file from the content.jar in the DBeaver repository to see if I could identify the id of the appropriate install unit, but I could not figure out which one it was even after experimenting for an extended period time.
I am hoping somebody in the community can point in the direction of which install id's I should use to concisely and consistently install dbeaver in Eclipse in an automated manner which has the same outcome as installing it interactively via Eclipse Marketplace.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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