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Posted to dev@tuscany.apache.org by Terry Heath <th...@us.ibm.com> on 2006/10/09 21:36:22 UTC
Setting up Eclipse 3.2 for Tuscany projects
I'm looking for information on how to best fully setup Eclipse for Tuscany
Development. Some Issues that come to mind are:
How to Create a Tomcat Server that uses the Tuscany built-in apachee
server, JDK, and Tuscany Libraries
How to Set up the Buildtime environment of Eclipse use Tuscany Libraries.
Is it necessary?
Are there any special considerations for SCA.....or SDO.....or DAS in
terms of buildtime or runtime envs while using Eclipse
How to set up the Project Settings for projects that will do SCA, SDO, DAS
development
Building, Running, Debugging.... both inside the Eclipse env and outside
for "remotely" debugging. (Remote Tomcat doesn't seem to hit break points
in Eclipse)
How to run the "manager" and "admin" while using Eclipse with Tomcat.
If there is already some documentation on how to fully integration Eclipse
with Tuscany and Tomcat for build, deploy, run, test, debug, then please
send the documentation or links to the documentation.
Thanks,
Terry
Re: Setting up Eclipse 3.2 for Tuscany projects
Posted by Luciano Resende <lu...@gmail.com>.
One other scenario I forgot...
If you are using the Web Tools Platform distribution, you could create a Web
Project and provided the necessary dependencies in WEB-INF\Lib (at least for
DAS and SDO apps) and that would give you a different user experience, where
you can get a better tomcat integration from inside eclipse.
Not sure what the store would be here for the SCA dependencies artifacts, as
they use a different directory structure.
- Luciano
On 10/9/06, Luciano Resende <lu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Comments inline
> Please let me know if you have further questions
>
> On 10/9/06, Terry Heath <theath@us.ibm.com > wrote:
> >
> > I'm looking for information on how to best fully setup Eclipse for
> > Tuscany
> > Development. Some Issues that come to mind are:
> >
> > How to Create a Tomcat Server that uses the Tuscany built-in apachee
> > server, JDK, and Tuscany Libraries
>
>
> I might be little confused with your question, Tuscany does not have a
> built-in apache server, basically, you can run applications that use Tuscany
> in any application server. An example is DAS company web application
> (das/samples/companyweb), that is going to create a WAR file with all
> dependencies in the WEB-INF\lib directory and you would be able to deploy it
> in any J2EE app server (probably would only have to setup the datasources
> there)....
>
> I think this would also hold true for SDO, meaning that, providing you
> have put the necessary dependencies inside your application WEB-INF\lib
> directory you should be all set... please SDO guys, correct me if I'm
> wrong..
>
> As for SCA, it's little more complicated, but the guys have created a
> plugin that will put the right artifacts in the right place in your web-app,
> so, if you start from a tuscany sca sample, you should have a complete WAR
> file with all dependencies needed...
>
> Examples of tuscany applications running in tomcat :
>
> das/samples/companyweb
> sampleapps/bigbank
>
> How to Set up the Buildtime environment of Eclipse use Tuscany Libraries.
> > Is it necessary?
>
>
> You could start from :
> http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java-projects.html
>
> DAS specific steps here :
>
> http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java_das_overview.html
>
> SDO specific steps here :
>
> http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java_sdo_overview.html
>
> Are there any special considerations for SCA.....or SDO.....or DAS in
> > terms of buildtime or runtime envs while using Eclipse
>
>
> After you have setup you environment, you can use maven to create eclipse
> projects
>
> mvn -Peclipse eclipse:eclipse
>
> or to clean eclipse projects
>
> mvn -Peclipse eclipse:clean
>
> Once that is done, go into eclipse and import existing projects into
> workspace...
>
> How to set up the Project Settings for projects that will do SCA, SDO, DAS
> > development
>
>
> Hope the steps above will answer this...
>
> Building, Running, Debugging.... both inside the Eclipse env and outside
> > for "remotely" debugging. (Remote Tomcat doesn't seem to hit break
> > points
> > in Eclipse)
>
>
> I always used eclipse and never had big issues..
> For remote debugging, there are some instructions at the end of the
> followig page
>
> http://wiki.apache.org/ws/Tuscany/TuscanyJava/SCA_Java
>
> How to run the "manager" and "admin" while using Eclipse with Tomcat.
>
>
>
> Not sure... here...
>
> If there is already some documentation on how to fully integration Eclipse
> >
> > with Tuscany and Tomcat for build, deploy, run, test, debug, then please
> > send the documentation or links to the documentation.
>
>
>
> deploying to tomcat from command line
> mvn tomcat:deploy
>
>
> Thanks,
> > Terry
> >
>
>
Re: Setting up Eclipse 3.2 for Tuscany projects
Posted by Luciano Resende <lu...@gmail.com>.
Comments inline
Please let me know if you have further questions
On 10/9/06, Terry Heath <th...@us.ibm.com> wrote:
>
> I'm looking for information on how to best fully setup Eclipse for Tuscany
> Development. Some Issues that come to mind are:
>
> How to Create a Tomcat Server that uses the Tuscany built-in apachee
> server, JDK, and Tuscany Libraries
I might be little confused with your question, Tuscany does not have a
built-in apache server, basically, you can run applications that use Tuscany
in any application server. An example is DAS company web application
(das/samples/companyweb), that is going to create a WAR file with all
dependencies in the WEB-INF\lib directory and you would be able to deploy it
in any J2EE app server (probably would only have to setup the datasources
there)....
I think this would also hold true for SDO, meaning that, providing you have
put the necessary dependencies inside your application WEB-INF\lib directory
you should be all set... please SDO guys, correct me if I'm wrong..
As for SCA, it's little more complicated, but the guys have created a plugin
that will put the right artifacts in the right place in your web-app, so, if
you start from a tuscany sca sample, you should have a complete WAR file
with all dependencies needed...
Examples of tuscany applications running in tomcat :
das/samples/companyweb
sampleapps/bigbank
How to Set up the Buildtime environment of Eclipse use Tuscany Libraries.
> Is it necessary?
You could start from :
http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java-projects.html
DAS specific steps here :
http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java_das_overview.html
SDO specific steps here :
http://incubator.apache.org/tuscany/java_sdo_overview.html
Are there any special considerations for SCA.....or SDO.....or DAS in
> terms of buildtime or runtime envs while using Eclipse
After you have setup you environment, you can use maven to create eclipse
projects
mvn -Peclipse eclipse:eclipse
or to clean eclipse projects
mvn -Peclipse eclipse:clean
Once that is done, go into eclipse and import existing projects into
workspace...
How to set up the Project Settings for projects that will do SCA, SDO, DAS
> development
Hope the steps above will answer this...
Building, Running, Debugging.... both inside the Eclipse env and outside
> for "remotely" debugging. (Remote Tomcat doesn't seem to hit break points
> in Eclipse)
I always used eclipse and never had big issues..
For remote debugging, there are some instructions at the end of the followig
page
http://wiki.apache.org/ws/Tuscany/TuscanyJava/SCA_Java
How to run the "manager" and "admin" while using Eclipse with Tomcat.
Not sure... here...
If there is already some documentation on how to fully integration Eclipse
> with Tuscany and Tomcat for build, deploy, run, test, debug, then please
> send the documentation or links to the documentation.
deploying to tomcat from command line
mvn tomcat:deploy
Thanks,
> Terry
>