Creating Your First Deployment Package
To create a deployment package, you should first have a project in the Eclipse workspace where you will store deployment package information.
Then, select the project and execute the following steps:
- Choose File > New > Other to open the New wizard.
- In the New wizard select OSGi > Deployment Package Definition to start the New dpp file wizard.
- Next, to provide the basic properties of the new deployment package:

Figure 1: Creating a new deployment package.
- In the Target folder field, specify the name of the host source folder of the deployment package. By default, the field contains the name of the source folder selected when the operation was started.
- In the File name field, type the name of the deployment package.
- In the Symbolic name field, type the unique name of the deployment package that will be used for the DeploymentPackage-SymbolicName manifest header following the syntax rules for naming Java packages presented in the OSGi Service Platform Compendium Specification, Release 4.2. By default, the deployment package symbolic name is the same as its file name.
- In the Version field, you can change the deployment package version only following the OSGi version specification syntax.
- Click Finish when ready to finalize the task execution.
As a result, the mToolkit creates a Deployment Package Project file which contains automatically generated default properties for the new deployment package. You can use the Deployment Package Editor to modify them.

Deployment Package Overview
Deployment Package Editor

Creating a Deployment Package Project File
Modeling Deployment Package Content
Generating a Deployment Package
Quick Deployment Package Build
Exporting Deployment Package Build Files
Configuring Deployment Package Editor
