Where did you copy it? In Feature and Plug-in custom build steps, it says:
To use custom targets, a feature or plug-in must define the property customBuildCallbacks
in its build.properties
file; the value of this property is the location of an xml file, relative to the root of the feature/plug-in
, containing the custom targets.
If the xml
file is located elsewhere, use the property customBuildCallbacks.buildpath
to set the directory to use.
May be the "Override ignored" message is for:
"you have overridden customBuildCallbacks, but I (the PDE) cannot find it"?
Note: Andrew Niefer mentions in the comments bug 165768, a design error about customBuildCallbacks since eclipse 3.2.1 (and still open to this day).
2 plugins, both use the same customBuildCallbacks.xml, with in both plugins build.properties
:
customBuildCallbacks=../mydefaultcallbacks/customBuildCallbacks.xml
Then you have a 3th plugin, that shall use different callbacks, so in this plugins build.properties
you write:
customBuildCallbacks=./customBuildCallbacks.xml
And then you have a feature, that shall use callbacks as well, but whatever you
write in this features build.properties
, you will end up with this message:
[available] DEPRECATED - <available> used to override an existing property.
[available] Build file should not reuse the same property name for different values.
Andrew himself commented in 2006:
It appears that the plugin's build.xml
is inheriting the customBuildCallbacks
property from the feature.