Include JustJ JDK in product
This ensures users don't have to install a JDK separately. It also ensures all users have the same JDK.
Things to consider:
- We can use the Eclipse JustJ project update sites to obtain ready-to-use JDK features. This will require an upgrade of Eclipse (see #28 (closed)) and Java (see #29 (closed)).
- As part of #29 (closed) we now use JustJ during setup of a development environment. However, in that environment we don't have JDK sources available. Hopefully by adding JustJ to the target platform that will be resolved as well.
- By upgrading Tycho as part of #28 (closed), we now get the following warning during build:
[INFO] --- tycho-p2-publisher-plugin:2.3.0:publish-osgi-ee (default-publish-osgi-ee) @ org.eclipse.escet.product --- [INFO] Published profile IUs: [config.a.jre.javase 11.0.0, a.jre.javase 11.0.0] [WARNING] No system packages found in profile nor toolchain for JavaSE-15, using current JRE system packages. This can cause faulty dependency resolution, consider adding a definition for a 'jdk' with id=JavaSE-15 in your toolchains.xml [INFO] Published profile IUs: [config.a.jre.javase 15.0.0, a.jre.javase 15.0.0] [WARNING] No system packages found in profile nor toolchain for JavaSE-16, using current JRE system packages. This can cause faulty dependency resolution, consider adding a definition for a 'jdk' with id=JavaSE-16 in your toolchains.xml [INFO] Published profile IUs: [config.a.jre.javase 16.0.0, a.jre.javase 16.0.0]
- Removing the
a.jre.javase
entry from the target platform doesn't help. - Google only gives 3 (not that useful) hits when searching for
"No system packages found in profile nor toolchain for" "using current JRE system packages"
. - The changes to Tycho that make the warning appear are explained here: https://www.eclipse.org/lists/tycho-user/msg09001.html
- The Tycho 2.0 release notes may or may not be useful for this: https://wiki.eclipse.org/Tycho/Release_Notes/2.0
- Maybe adding JustJ to the target platform and something from the Tycho 2.0 release notes can help.
- Removing the
- We should also update the upgrade instructions for Java in the developers documentation for any changes we make.
- We should update the ESCET documentation for Java version changes. In particular this includes the following files, which still mention Java 8:
- Update
download-install/index.asciidoc
. - Update
download-install/install.asciidoc
. - Update
performance/tweak-perf-settings.asciidoc
.
- Update