HI Stefan > Hi Felix, > > great, many thanks for your efforts :-) >
Thanks for testing. > Felix Knecht schrieb: > >> Long time ago ... but it's time to ask for some help and I hope that >> somebody can spare some time :-) >> >> State: >> >> It almost works. I can >> - Checkout my sandbox >> - Install the studio plugin >> - Create project and classpath files >> - Build dist >> - Run within eclipse >> >> See also http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/x/CRoB >> > > Where do I have to execute this? > mvn install eclipse:eclipse studio:eclipse -Dmaven.test.skip=true > > in the /studio/studio folder (the sibling of /studio/studio-plugin) > or > in /studio folder which contains all plugin subfolders > In the /studio folder. The /studio/studio folder contains the 'distribution' stuff. Do you have set the M2_REPO variable in eclipse? mvn - 'install' is needed because some plugin projects are referencing studio-dsml-parser witch doesn't already exists in local mvn repository on first run. - 'eclipse:eclipse' creates the .project and .classpath files in the module folders - 'studio.eclipse' adapts the .classpath to have entries like <classpathentry path="lib/commons-io-1.3.1.jar" exported="true" kind="lib"/> and adapts the 'Bundle-ClassPath' entry in the manifest.mf >> When I run from eclipse - open plugin.xml file and run 'Launch an Eclipse >> application in Debug Mode' from Overview tab I >> get first a popup saying that in different projects errors exists. When >> proceeding the application launches and I can at >> least create a connection to an LDAP-server and browse. >> >> My problem is now, that I can't find the before mentioned errors. Where can >> I get them? >> >> > > In Eclipse I got a lot of errors in the "Problems view". Most of them are: > - MANIFEST.MF: Manifest has no main section > - Missing dependencies > - Missing source foldes > Which /studio/studio-* can I use to see it? Regards Felix > I'll try to go back to this at the weekend. > > Regards, > Stefan > >
