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Re: Eclipse connectivity with geronimo serverHi Saurabh, I apologize but I'm having a little trouble understanding exactly
what you're looking for. Are you looking for an an exhaustive list of dependencies that can be added to the Geronimo deployment plan editor(s) in the Geronimo Eclipse Plugin ?? Saurabh Sharma wrote: > > Hi, > I'm new to plugin development in eclipse for geronimo.For dependencies > section > I require the list of dependencies to be added in deployment plan > descriptor.For > which i have to retrieve database list from server.what can be the way > for that? > > Saurabh Sharma > Bachelor of Technology, III year > Department of Electrical Engineering > Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee > -- Thanks, Tim McConnell |
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Re: Eclipse connectivity with geronimo serverHi McConnell,
Yeah... I'm looking for exhaustive list of dependencies. Actually upto now when we click add button to add a dependency in Geronimo deployment plan editor (Dependency page) in the Geronimo Eclipse Plugin,what we get is a wizard which ask us to fill information like artifact-id,group-id etc. of the dependency which is to be added in geronimo-web.xml file. I want to change the functionality of this add button.I think more intuitive is that when we click add button there should come a wizard with exhaustive list of dependencies that can be added to geronimo-web.xml file.User should select out of these. For that I have to enquire server to get this exhaustive list. Thanks, Saurabh Sharma Bachelor of Technology, III year Department of Electronics and Computer Science Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 6:22 AM, Tim McConnell <tim.mcconne@...> wrote: Hi Saurabh, I apologize but I'm having a little trouble understanding exactly what you're looking for. Are you looking for an an exhaustive list of dependencies that can be added to the Geronimo deployment plan editor(s) in the Geronimo Eclipse Plugin ?? |
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Re: Eclipse connectivity with geronimo serverHi again Saurabh, now I better understand what you are trying to do. Although I
think it's fine to query the server for dependencies (which I believe is very similar to function provided by the Plan Creator portlet) that probably should not be the exhaustive list of dependencies that can be added to the Geronimo deployment plan(s). For example, you might also want to consider and interrogate the projects in the user's Eclipse workspace to help determine the list of dependencies the user might want to consider. Plus, we would still need to maintain the current capability for the user to be able to add a dependency via the deployment plan editors that may not yet exist (e.g., either in the server or in the user's workspace). Still, I think you're certainly on the right track to provide a lot more functionality, and ease-of-use capabilities, then the current deployment editors provide. So thanks very much for looking into this...... Saurabh Sharma wrote: > Hi McConnell, > > Yeah... I'm looking for exhaustive list of dependencies. Actually upto > now when we > click add button to add a dependency in Geronimo deployment plan editor > (Dependency page) in the Geronimo Eclipse Plugin,what we get is a wizard > which ask us to fill information like artifact-id,group-id etc. of the > dependency which is to be added in geronimo-web.xml file. > > I want to change the functionality of this add button.I think more > intuitive is that when > we click add button there should come a wizard with exhaustive list of > dependencies that can be added to geronimo-web.xml file.User should > select out of these. > > For that I have to enquire server to get this exhaustive list. > > Thanks, > > Saurabh Sharma > Bachelor of Technology, III year > Department of Electronics and Computer Science > Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee > > On Fri, Jun 13, 2008 at 6:22 AM, Tim McConnell <tim.mcconne@... > <mailto:tim.mcconne@...>> wrote: > > Hi Saurabh, I apologize but I'm having a little trouble > understanding exactly what you're looking for. Are you looking for > an an exhaustive list of dependencies that can be added to the > Geronimo deployment plan editor(s) in the Geronimo Eclipse Plugin ?? > > > Saurabh Sharma wrote: > > > Hi, > I'm new to plugin development in eclipse for geronimo.For > dependencies section > I require the list of dependencies to be added in deployment > plan descriptor.For > which i have to retrieve database list from server.what can be > the way for that? > > Saurabh Sharma > Bachelor of Technology, III year > Department of Electronics and Computer Science > Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee > > > -- > Thanks, > Tim McConnell > > -- Thanks, Tim McConnell |
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Re: Eclipse connectivity with geronimo server
Hi McConnell,
Thank you !!! Yeah, I understand query server alone will not totally help, I also have to support present functionality of adding dependency.I'll keep that also in mind. Thanx. Saurabh Sharma Bachelor of Technology, III year Department of Electronics and Computer Science Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee,India On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 3:13 AM, Tim McConnell <tim.mcconne@...> wrote: Hi again Saurabh, now I better understand what you are trying to do. Although I think it's fine to query the server for dependencies (which I believe is very similar to function provided by the Plan Creator portlet) that probably should not be the exhaustive list of dependencies that can be added to the Geronimo deployment plan(s). For example, you might also want to consider and interrogate the projects in the user's Eclipse workspace to help determine the list of dependencies the user might want to consider. Plus, we would still need to maintain the current capability for the user to be able to add a dependency via the deployment plan editors that may not yet exist (e.g., either in the server or in the user's workspace). Still, I think you're certainly on the right track to provide a lot more functionality, and ease-of-use capabilities, then the current deployment editors provide. So thanks very much for looking into this...... |
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