Hello Stefan, I will show if the shared-ldap LDIF utils could be used for the LDIF
editor. Does it makes sense to move the DSML parser to ldap-shared?
Not yet I think. It still has major opened issues but as soon as it support binary values and those major issues are closed, its best place may be shared-ldap. There are some issues with big files in eclipse (see
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/buglist.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=&content=big+large+files ). If we want to use the eclipse features (syntax coloring folding, content assistence) this could be a real problem. The LDIF editor currently rejects files bigger than 1MB.
So, we may have exactly the same problem with a DSML Editor. It may even come sooner, since XML files are more verbose
I already tried to migrate to maven a few weeks ago and I got some > issues regarding the internal Eclipse computed dependencies (that are > necessary to build and run tests on plugins but should not be exported > in the plugin itself since those dependencies will be supplied by the > Eclipse platform or the RCP app). Have you ever successfully build an > Eclipse plugin using Maven ? No, not yet.
Ok, we'll work together on spare time to get LDAP Studio building with Maven. P-A
