ant - executing eclipse.buildscript task on a feature misses the fragment -

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I have a feature called foo, a plugin called foo and one piece is foo.win32.x86.

I need to be able to call the buildscript in an ant file on a feature and this will create build.xml for the feature, plugin and piece; However, get.xml for feature and plugin i get

foo feature.xml:

  & lt ;? Xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" & gt; & Lt; Feature id = "foo" label = "% featureName" version = "0.0.0.200906251500" Provider-name = "% providerName" plugin = "foo" & gt; & Lt; Install-handler / & gt; & Lt; Description & gt; % Details & lt; / Description & gt; & Lt; Copyright & gt; % CopyRight & lt; / Copyright & gt; & Lt; License url = "license.html" & gt; % License & lt; / License & gt; & Lt; Plugin id = "foo" download-size = "0" install-size = "0" version = "0.0.0" /> & Lt; Plugin id = "foo.win32.x86" OS = "win32" arch = "86" download size = "0" installed size = "0" version = "0.0.0" piece = "true" /> & Lt; / Feature & gt;  

foo plugin MANIFEST.MF file:

  ManifestVersion: 1.0 bundle- ManifestVersion: 2 bundle-name:% Plugin.name bundle- SymbolicName: foo; Singleton: = True Bundle-Version: 0.0.0.200906251500 Bundle-Vendor:% Plugin.providername Bundle-Localization: Plugin Eclipse - LazyStart: True  

foo plugin.xml file:

& lt ;? XML version = "1.0"? & Gt; & Lt ;? Eclipse version = "3.0"? & Gt; & Lt; Plugin & gt; & Lt ;! - Extension point stuff, blah - & gt; & Lt; / Plugin & gt;

foo.win32.x86 MANIFEST.MF file:

  ManifestVersion: 1.0 bundle-ManifestVersion: 2 bundle-name:% Plugin.name bundle- SymbolicName : Foo.win32.x86 bundle-version: 0.0.0.200906251500 bundle-vendor:% Plugin.providername slice-host: foo; Bundle version = "0.0.0.200906251500" bundle-localization: plugin  

Can anyone explain why I can not build build.xml for the piece?

If I force to call to call. Bootscript for piece works fine, but this is not

thanks

You must specify ConfigInfo attribute value one & amp; " os, ws, arch " The three separate list scripts are prepared only for platform specific pieces if they resolve for any configuration, if ConfigInfo is not specified, then be default " *, *, * " which means "platform independent" (which does not match your foo.win32.x86).

Example:

  & lt; Eclipse.buildscript element = "feature @ foo" buildDirectory = "$ {buildDirectory}" base location = "$ {baseLocation}" configInfo = "win32, win32, x86" />  

is the help page, which can be useful.