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BPEL files are not validated [message #628794]

Fri, 24 September 2010 03:53

Eclipse User

I use Eclipse 3.5 and run the BPEL designer within a runtime workbench (I checked out the sources from CVS). I created some "test cases" in the runtime workbench (BPEL files that violate certain SA rules from the WS-BPEL specification). My own validator (I work on an OCL-based validator that validates model changes ad hoc) recognizes the respective violations and reports the problems, but the built-in validator from the BPEL project does nothing.
I already started the runtime workbench without my validator to check whether it conflicts with the built-in or superposes it, but that seems not to be the case. The built-in validator just does not anything.

I read the BPEL validator page and understand how it should work.

I suppose that this is rather a specific problem with my Eclipse installation than a bug - so what should I look for?

Re: BPEL files are not validated [message #629257 is a reply to message #628794]

Mon, 27 September 2010 11:38

Eclipse User

Hi Cristoph,

I think the issue is that the validator is not run unless one of the resources in the project are changed, even if you have "Project/Build Automatically" enabled - is this what you're seeing too? I'm also seeing that projects are not built (validated) automatically when the workbench is started regardless of whether Preferences/Startup/Refresh Workspace is checked, or Project/Build Automatically is checked.

Try opening a *.bpel resource, make an insignificant change maybe in the source view, and save it - you should see the validator being run by the eclipse builder framework (make sure you have "Project/Build Automatically" checked).

Can you please submit a bug to track this?
Thanks!

Bob

Re: BPEL files are not validated [message #630030 is a reply to message #629257]

Thu, 30 September 2010 08:37

Eclipse User

Bob Brodt wrote on Mon, 27 September 2010 11:38

Hi Cristoph,
Try opening a *.bpel resource, make an insignificant change maybe in the source view, and save it - you should see the validator being run by the eclipse builder framework (make sure you have "Project/Build Automatically" checked).
Bob

This is exactly what I do, but it doesn't help. I do not assume that this is a general bug in the validator, since it's too obvious and surely would have been detected in the tests. So I guess it's a problem especially with my installation. The crucial question is where I should begin to debug.

Re: BPEL files are not validated [message #630156 is a reply to message #630030]

Thu, 30 September 2010 15:59

Eclipse User

I get it now Smile

You probably did not create the project using the "New BPEL Project" wizard, right? This adds the BPEL validator as a builder (which then calls the validator). Check your .project file to see if it has this:

<buildCommand>
<name>org.eclipse.bpel.validator.builder</name>
<arguments>
<dictionary>
<key>debug</key>
<value>false</value>
</dictionary>
</arguments>
</buildCommand>

If not, you can just add the "BPEL 2.0 Facet" and the "BPEL Validator (Builder)" to your project using the Project Properties wizard.

Re: BPEL files are not validated [message #630228 is a reply to message #630156]

Fri, 01 October 2010 05:12

Eclipse User

You're always a great help. Thank you.

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