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[stellation-res] Repository Update

I've just finished updating most of the projects in the repository.
These include:
   org.eclipse.stellation.cli
   org.eclipse.stellation.remote
   org.eclipse.stellation.repos
   org.eclipse.stellation.scm.model
   org.eclipse.stellation.scm.ui
   org.eclipse.stellation.util
   org.eclipse.stellation.unittest

Changes include:
* Corrections to org.eclipse.stellation.repos/build-stell.xml
* Remove of assorted extraneous cruft.
* Addition/updating of ChangeLog files for any project I actually touched.
* Addition of about.html and/or cplv10.html files to projects omitting them.
 (These will need to be updated along with other license-related files, when
  we update all of the CPL files to comply with the new Eclipse requirements.)
* Restoration of org.eclipse.stellation.util/unittest

I have checked out all of the above projects into a spanking clean
workspace, built/installed/use the svc executables, and built (but not used)
the Eclipse plugin versions of the above. (The Eclipse client probably needs
updating to work with the current Stellation server code; this will be
attended to as part of the upcoming Eclipse client redesign/completion
effort).  The unittest code was not tested; it probably also needs updating
to work with the current Stellation codebase.

The CLI tools build and run as expected.

I believe the repository now has complete and up-to-date versions of all of
the above projects.  Please let me know if you find any errors or omissions.

Work is ongoing on the stellation.stim and stellation.task projects, and
should be completed later today.

Note: per previous email, I am currently using the IBM Java2-141 JRE.
In order for the CLI tool (svc) to run, I had to change the xerces.properties
file in /opt/IBMJava2-141/jre/lib to specify the correct XMLParserConfiguration.
For my system, the relevant line (at the bottom of the file) now reads
org.apache.xerces.xni.parser.XMLParserConfiguration=org.apache.xerces.parsers.StandardParserConfiguration
(rather than the default-from-IBM value of ...IntegratedParserConfiguration).
The default value is correct for the version of Xerces included with this JRE,
but is not correct for the Xerces version provided with Eclipse and required by
the CLI tools.  (Changing xerces.properties is a workaround: there is likely
a better way to specify the right parser configuration.)

Regards,

Jim


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Jim Wright, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
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