| Questions on creating a Apache Derby Server definition in WTP [message #84493] |
Wed, 16 March 2005 19:50  |
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Hello,
I work on the Apache Derby project (a 100% Java database) and am looking
into the option of adding a Derby Server definition into the WTP.
To look at existing server definitions, I checked out from the WTP (CVS
codeline) the JBoss and Tomcat ones based on the following tutorial.
http://www.eclipse.org//webtools/testtutorials/developingwtp /DevelopingWTP.html
into my environment today. But the following packages shows errors:
org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.serverdefinitions
org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.ui
org.eclipse.jst.server.jboss.core
org.eclipse.jst.server.jboss.ui
org.eclipse.jst.server.tomcat.ui
org.eclipse.jst.server.ui
- some classes not being found
Example:
The project was not built since its build path is incomplete. Cannot
find the class file for org.eclipse.wst.server.core.ITaskModel.
- Illegal attributes in 'plugin.xml'
- unknow extension point
Example:
'org.eclipse.wst.server.core.serverConfigurationTypes'
....more
I did observe from the CVS (web interface) that some files have been
moved, I presume the above are related to that, is that correct or I am
missing some other plug-ins ?
I would also like to know:
- if there are any pointers to creating a server definition in WTP
- does all server definitions come under the org.eclipse.jst.server package.
Any other suggestions/comments, please do let me know.
Regards,
Rajesh
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| Re: Questions on creating a Apache Derby Server definition in WTP [message #85545 is a reply to message #84493] |
Mon, 21 March 2005 23:22  |
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Rajesh also posted to the wtp-dev mailing list. Here's my response from
there:
Hi Rajesh,
The JBoss plugins are out of date and not part of WTP right now, so that
explains why they are not compiling. If you have recent copies of the other
plugins, they should compile fine.
The main server tools framework is in the WST server component. The best
place to start is in the overview on the org.eclipse website, and the
javadoc in org.eclipse.wst.server.core and org.eclipse.wst.server.ui. The
extension points in these two plugins provide support for a new server type,
as demonstrated by the Tomcat support.
The jst.server.generic plugins provide a simpler mechanism that can be
extended only for Java servers. It allows the majority of the support to be
done via an XML file instead of Java code. I'm not sure whether Derby will
fit in these parameters, but you can check it out.
Once you have had a chance to get a feel for the support or play around with
it, please feel free to send me specific questions, or arrange a meeting so
that we can discuss.
Thanks,
Tim deBoer
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| Re: Questions on creating a Apache Derby Server definition in WTP [message #142604 is a reply to message #85545] |
Thu, 06 October 2005 14:06 |
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Originally posted by: home4slc.pacbell.net
Tim deBoer wrote:
> Rajesh also posted to the wtp-dev mailing list. Here's my response from
> there:
> Hi Rajesh,
>
> The JBoss plugins are out of date and not part of WTP right now, so that
> explains why they are not compiling. If you have recent copies of the other
> plugins, they should compile fine.
>
> The main server tools framework is in the WST server component. The best
> place to start is in the overview on the org.eclipse website, and the
> javadoc in org.eclipse.wst.server.core and org.eclipse.wst.server.ui. The
> extension points in these two plugins provide support for a new server type,
> as demonstrated by the Tomcat support.
>
> The jst.server.generic plugins provide a simpler mechanism that can be
> extended only for Java servers. It allows the majority of the support to be
> done via an XML file instead of Java code. I'm not sure whether Derby will
> fit in these parameters, but you can check it out.
>
> Once you have had a chance to get a feel for the support or play around with
> it, please feel free to send me specific questions, or arrange a meeting so
> that we can discuss.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tim deBoer
>
>
Hi Tim,
I'm looking into this as well, but I am new to plug-in development.
I've been looking at the Tomcat plug-ins, but am feeling a bit
overwhelmed. I noticed above that you mentioned the generic server
framework, and I believe the Geronimo plug-ins use this
framework.
Would you recommend for a newbie like myself to first attempt the
methodology Geronmio used?
Regards,
Susan Cline
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| Re: Questions on creating a Apache Derby Server definition in WTP [message #142857 is a reply to message #142828] |
Fri, 07 October 2005 20:12 |
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Originally posted by: home4slc.pacbell.net
Gorkem Ercan wrote:
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> Susan, server tools in WTP can be used for any server including the
> Derby. Actually, about 6 months ago we had a created a .serverdef file
> that does start and stop Derby just to see if it works. I can send this
> to you if you are interested.
> A note on generic server framework. Athough it will support start/stop
> operations for any server, currently publish support is limited to j2ee
> modules only.
> --
> Gorkem Ercan
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Hi Gorkem,
I did get this up and hobbling today. But if you wouldn't mind sending
me your .serverdef anyway, I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
susan
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