On Aug 16, 2006, at 6:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, the motive behind my original email was the ability to run
the Tuscany runtime within an IDE, similar to how you would run
Tomcat within Eclipse for example. Debugging is only one use case
for this. I know there are implications around classloader
hierarchies and the like. However, some of those things have been
covered quite neatly on your post on module restructuring for
classloader changes. I thought on a longer term, we could also
extend this to provide richer functionality within the IDE, a
tuscany user can use to compose his services and use bindings,
containers etc from a Tuscany installation
I think this requires integration with an IDE in some way (e.g. as a
Eclipse or IDEA plugin) just like Tomcat is done. I think this would
be a very valuable contribution to have.
I have worked on the project to add Hibernate mapping to the
Eclipse IDE
before and would be happy to help creating a plug-in if there is
interest
in this. However, I don't know enough about IntelliJ to attempt that
plug-in.
I think there would be quite a bit of interest in this. I have no UI
skills but would be willing to help with back-end integration for
such an effort.
In fairness, I should say that there is the SOA Tools Project at
Eclipse already which is tooling around SCA and it would be worth
seeing how this related to that. These could well be complementary,
with the Eclipse side being generic and the Tuscany side being the
implementation-specific plugin that worked with it.
Having said that, if you would like to work on an implementation here
it would be welcome.
--
Jeremy
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