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Eclipse Development Instructions
Here is what you need to know to setup Eclipse for Runway SDK development
As of this writing, the version of Postgres to download for Runway SDK development is PostgreSQL 9.3
As of this writing, the latest version of Eclipse to support AJDT, which is the AspectJ visual development toolkit, is Luna. Since support for Java 6 is being abandoned for Runway, you will need to download the version of Kepler that supports Java 8.
Download: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-java-ee-developers/lunasr2
Modify the eclipse.ini file and change the following properties:
-Xms40m -Xmx512m
to
-Xms256m -Xmx1536m
Locate the eclipse.ini file by right clicking on the "eclipse.app" file and select "Show Package Contents". Navigate to "Contents->MacOS->eclipse.ini".
AJDT is the Eclipse plugin for AspectJ. It does a number of useful things, including showing where advice is being woven into code. It allows you to navigate aspect code much like classes.
As of this writing, only a development version of AJDT for Luna has been released.
In Eclipse, go to Help -> Install New Software
Enter the site URL: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ajdt/44/dev/update
Select the following to install:
- AspectJ Development Tools
- Other AJDT Tools
EGit should be included with Eclipse Luna
m2e should be included with Eclipse Luna
m2e-wtp should be included with Eclipse Luna
Help -> Install New Software
Enter the site URL: http://dist.springsource.org/release/AJDT/configurator/
Mac OSX
Eclipse -> Preferences ->
Windows
Window -> Preferences ->
and then
Maven -> Discovery -> Open Catalog. Search for buildhelper (by Sonatype)
In Eclipse:
File -> Import -> Git -> Projects From Git -> Clone URI
Set the URI to:
[email protected]:terraframe/Runway-SDK.git
Click "Next". Follow the wizard, and when asked to select projects to import select the following (at a minimum):
- runwaysdk-root
- runwaysdk-common
- runwaysdk-client
- runwaysdk-server
- runwaysdk-test
For running the test suite in the runwaysdk-test project, modify the file
server.properties
And modify the properties
user=runwaydb
password=runwaydb
databaseName=runwaydb
Also, set the property of the root PostgreSQL database user in the POM. This will allow the test suite to automatically rebuild the database.
postgres postgres postgresSince Runway SDK supports dynamic class loading to allow source code to change at runtime, then the class path needs to be configured. Currently, in the runwaysdk-server and runwaysdk-test projects, there is a reference to a custom Maven plugin that is not compatible with Eclipse 4.4 Luna, but rather Eclipse Kepler 4.3. As of this writing, you will need to implement the following workaround.
Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration: org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-dependency-plugin:2.8:build-classpath (execution: default, phase: generate-sources) pom.xml /runwaysdk-server line 218 Maven Project Build Lifecycle Mapping Problem
Locate the above problem in the POM. Right click and select Quick Fix. Then select the option "Find error in the POM => Quick Fix -> Permanently make goal build-classpath in pom.xml as ignored in Eclipse build".
This will modify the POM to not use the broken plugin.
Now we need to set the classpath. The current Hack is to generate the classpath in Eclipse to the standard out, and then copy and paste the classpath into your local.properties file. Yes, I did say it is a hack.
Go to your runwaysdk-test project, right click and select
Run As -> Mavin ...
Under Goals, enter:
dependency:build-classpath -Dmdep.pathSeparator=;
Look at the standard out in the console and then copy the classpath.
Set the local.classpath= property in the local.properties file with the generated classpath above.
Open up the launches -> maven directory in the runwaysdk-test project. Run the maven task
[test] mvn process-resources -P clean-gen,rebuild-database
Open up the launches -> junit directory in the runwaysdk-test project. Run the JUnit task
JUnit Run UeberTestSuite
To ensure that all code is formatted to the standard used to develop Runway, open the source code formatting standard file.
Eclipse -> Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Formatter
Press the Import button and navigate to the file
<Runway SDK GIT Root Directory>/doc/TerraFrameJavaFormat.xml