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Running Modisco discoverer programmatically and standalone [message #1220104]

Mon, 09 December 2013 12:54

Eclipse User

Hi,

I evaluating if Modisco is a good tool to deal with my project. I need
to do some checks to a set of Java projects . There are a lot of them
(around 500), and although they are small projects, it is not feasible
to import these projects manually into a running Eclipse environment to
check them.

I was thinking in creating a batch process to do the checking and
generating a report (initially a .txt file) with the results.

My question is: Can I run the Modisco java discoverer from the command
line, without running an Eclipse instance?

Regards,
Toñi Reina

Re: Running Modisco discoverer programmatically and standalone [message #1221712 is a reply to message #1220104]

Wed, 18 December 2013 04:23

Eclipse User

Hi,

I encourage you to take a look to the Generic Discoverer Benchmark that is available from the MoDisco source code repository (cf. org.eclipse.modisco.infra.discovery.benchmark.*** plugins).
This should help you to elaborate on your own benchmark.

Re: Running Modisco discoverer programmatically and standalone [message #1223182 is a reply to message #1221712]

Sun, 22 December 2013 12:35

Eclipse User

Thanks,

I'll take a look, and tell you if I can use it.

El 18/12/2013 10:23, Hugo Bruneliere escribió:
> Hi,
>
> I encourage you to take a look to the Generic Discoverer Benchmark that
> is available from the MoDisco source code repository (cf.
> org.eclipse.modisco.infra.discovery.benchmark.*** plugins).
> This should help you to elaborate on your own benchmark.

Re: Running Modisco discoverer programmatically and standalone [message #1535505 is a reply to message #1220104]

Mon, 29 December 2014 14:10

Eclipse User

In order to run Modisco programatically and from command line, you must create a headless Plugin Project, which is a "lightweight" eclipse instance that can be run without UI.

Re: Running Modisco discoverer programmatically and standalone [message #1691278 is a reply to message #1535505]

Sat, 04 April 2015 08:36

Eclipse User

Any progress on that? Any code available? Tutorials?

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