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Re: [ide-dev] Language Server Protocol
What I mean was that all the server implementations I looked at (from those here: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-languageserver-protocol/wiki/Protocol-Implementations#language-servers ), they all seem to require VSCode to be installed to run the server. I couldn't find any instructions to install one of them in a stand-alone way.

On 10 June 2016 at 15:13, Tyler Jewell <tyler@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You don't need VS Code to implement the protocol, but you do need some sort of editor that supports it.

We'll have a branch available in about a week of Eclipse Che that lets you take custom language servers, deploy them into a workspace and test the implementation compatibility within the editor.  VS Code is another tool that you can use right now to test compatibility with the protocol.

We are working on some standards for how:
1. Various languages will advertise their server availability in a registry.
2. How a language server can be auto-deployed into a different kind of workspace.
3. File type <> language server association.

This will make it easier for different editors to adopt and make use of the full library of language servers available.

Tyler Jewell | CEO | tyler@​codenvy.​com | 9​78​.8​84​.53​55


On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 6:56 AM, Bruno Medeiros <bruno.do.medeiros@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This is quite interesting. It seems very related in scope to the work of Melnorme Eclipse (https://github.com/bruno-medeiros/MelnormeEclipse/wiki), since the Melnorme framework has a focus on using external tools for language analysis (including daemon-style tools).

There is no common protocol for the language servers in Melnorme, since none of the language implementations (Rust, Go, and D) have a common protocol for their tools. But definitely a common protocol would be welcome, especially as language server functionality becomes more complex.

Looking at the above, I wanted to give a quick look at one of the VSCode's Language Server Protocol implementations, to see how easy it would be to implement support for that in Melnrome, but it seems all the protocol implementations require VSCode to be installed? Or at least the installation instructions don't explain how to install otherwise. It left me a bit confused for now.



On 8 June 2016 at 13:49, Sven Efftinge (sven@xxxxxxxxxxx) <sven@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,

I just gave a session at EclipseCon France about our efforts and collaborations around VSCode's Language Server Protocol. The idea is to support this protocol in other editors than VSCode as well and by that making it a widely supported interface for language implementors to provide editing support. 

The protocol itself is platform/language agnostic and is defined by Erich Gamma's VSCode team:

We have started a wiki page that lists supporting editors, languages and SDKs

Mikael suggested to share this here to make sure we are all aware of this. I'm sure there are many cool ways people could leverage this effort in different Eclipse projects. 
Some reasonable things to do would be :

 - Support the protocol in Eclipse (I.e. have a generic editor plug-in)
 - Use this protocol around existing language tooling (e.g. JDT, Orion + Tern.js)

Codenvy and TypeFox are already collaborating and working on supporting the protocol in Che and Xtext. Tom (Schindl) also is going to support it in his JavaFX IDE.
Looking forward to your ideas, feedback and questions.

Regards,
Sven

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