Changes in 46a8a3a: Updated development environment (markdown)

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           ## Product, Features and Target Platform

           The result of the build process is a p2 repository with a product consisting of a number of features. The product configuration is provided by the file raceanalysis.product in the com.sap.sailing.feature.p2build project. In its dependencies it defines the features of which it is built, which currently are com.sap.sailing.feature and com.sap.sailing.feature.runtime, each described in an equal-named bundle. The feature specified by com.sap.sailing.feature lists the bundles we develop ourselves as part of the project. The com.sap.sailing.feature.runtime feature lists those 3rd-party bundles from the target platform which are required by the product.

          -The [target platform](#Target-Platform) is defined in the various flavors for local and central environments in com.sap.sailing.targetplatform/definitions/*.target. It mainly uses Eclipse p2 repositories and our own p2 repository at http://p2.sapsailing.com/p2/sailing/ where we store those bundles required by our runtime which cannot be found as OSGi bundles in any other public p2 repository of which we are aware.

          +The [target platform](#development-environment_target-platform) is defined in the various flavors for local and central environments in com.sap.sailing.targetplatform/definitions/*.target. It mainly uses Eclipse p2 repositories and our own p2 repository at http://p2.sapsailing.com/p2/sailing/ where we store those bundles required by our runtime which cannot be found as OSGi bundles in any other public p2 repository of which we are aware.

           This p2 repository at sapsailing.com can be re-built and correspondingly extended by the process explained [here](wiki/typical-development-scenarios#Adding-a-Bundle-to-the-Target-Platform).

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76	76	## Product, Features and Target Platform
77	77	The result of the build process is a p2 repository with a product consisting of a number of features. The product configuration is provided by the file raceanalysis.product in the com.sap.sailing.feature.p2build project. In its dependencies it defines the features of which it is built, which currently are com.sap.sailing.feature and com.sap.sailing.feature.runtime, each described in an equal-named bundle. The feature specified by com.sap.sailing.feature lists the bundles we develop ourselves as part of the project. The com.sap.sailing.feature.runtime feature lists those 3rd-party bundles from the target platform which are required by the product.
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79		-The [target platform](#Target-Platform) is defined in the various flavors for local and central environments in com.sap.sailing.targetplatform/definitions/*.target. It mainly uses Eclipse p2 repositories and our own p2 repository at http://p2.sapsailing.com/p2/sailing/ where we store those bundles required by our runtime which cannot be found as OSGi bundles in any other public p2 repository of which we are aware.
	79	+The [target platform](#development-environment_target-platform) is defined in the various flavors for local and central environments in com.sap.sailing.targetplatform/definitions/*.target. It mainly uses Eclipse p2 repositories and our own p2 repository at http://p2.sapsailing.com/p2/sailing/ where we store those bundles required by our runtime which cannot be found as OSGi bundles in any other public p2 repository of which we are aware.
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81	81	This p2 repository at sapsailing.com can be re-built and correspondingly extended by the process explained [here](wiki/typical-development-scenarios#Adding-a-Bundle-to-the-Target-Platform).
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