The OpenWMS.org IDE (Tool Chain)

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1) The document describes an Eclipse-based IDE tool chain provided by OpenWMS.org for registered developers that includes pre-configured plugins and settings to provide a common development environment. 2) It discusses how the IDE installer is built using the IzPack graphical installer generator and Maven to create platform-specific installers, and how it customizes the Eclipse workspace during installation. 3) The tool chain is meant to provide developers a standardized IDE setup along with quality assurance checks and code templates integrated directly into the workspace.

Technology

OpenWMS.org
Tool Chain
Eclipse Development IDE

Heiko Scherrer

Topics

• Your Benefit
• Installation
• Installer internals
• How it is built

Heiko Scherrer

Preface

• Pre-configured Eclipse IDE part of
the Tool Chain

• Graphical installer based on IzPack
• Built with Apache Maven

Heiko Scherrer

Your Benefit
• All developers have a common IDE
with a same set of plugins &
workspace settings

• Simple to setup a new workspace
from scratch

• Built-in QA checks against
common rule sets

Heiko Scherrer

Platforms

• Available JAR Installer for
• Win32, Win64, Linux32, Linux64,
MacOS64

Heiko Scherrer

Download & Start

• Only for registered OpenWMS.org
developers

• Download from
http://www.openwms.org/developmentIde.html

• java -jar
org.openwms.ide-1.7.0-win64.jar

Heiko Scherrer

Installation sequence
• Choose your language
• and honor IzPack.org for their great
work!

Heiko Scherrer

Installation sequence (III)

Some ingredients require your
agreement to their license terms :-)

Heiko Scherrer

Installation sequence (IV)
Your user information is used to customize
the Java code templates only

Heiko Scherrer

Installation sequence (V)

• Choose an installation path
• By default your applications folder

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Installation sequence (VI)

• Finally choose the packs to be installed
• Eclipse Workspace can be installed
separately

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Installation sequence (VII)

Wait until the installation completes

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Personalized Workspace

• Java Code Templates
• Java Editor Templates (auto completion)
@author,catch,chk,fix,sys,todo,try,ulog

• Java Compiler Task Tags

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Personalized Workspace

• Java Code Templates

ulog (use logger)

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$Personalized Workspace • Installer takes care of your JDK installation • An extended UserDictionary file with all glossary terms • Overrides hard-coded path to your JDK Example libraryInfos.xml: <entry path="${JAVA_HOME}/bundle/Classes/classes.jar"/> Heiko Scherrer$

Personalized Workspace

• Checks your code against remote Checkstyle
rules
http://www.openwms.org/rules/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml

• No needless Usage Data Collectors
• Unused Validators are switched off
• All Editors use Spaces - no Tabs
• All Editors use a line length of 120 chars

Heiko Scherrer

Personalized Workspace

• Save Actions
• Imported XML User catalogs
• Syntax Highlighting / Formatting of
ActionScript Code
• MXML Code Completion
... a lot more

Heiko Scherrer

Plugins

• Subclipe with JavaHL 1.6
• M2Eclipse with Extras (WTP)
• Spring IDE basics (Core, AOP, Security, Flex,
Autowire, OSGi)

• FindBugs, Checkstyle, Jadclipse
• Amateras AIR, FlexPrettyPrint,
FlexASDocGenCommand

Heiko Scherrer

Build process

• Eclipse installer is an Eclipse project
• Built with Apache Maven
• org.codehaus.izpack :
izpack.maven.plugin
• IzPack install.xml for each platform

Heiko Scherrer

$Build process • A bunch of workspace files are riddled with Maven properties: i.e. ${i_user_name} • Properties are replaced during installation • mvn install -Pwin64 Heiko Scherrer$

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1. OpenWMS.org Tool Chain Eclipse Development IDE Heiko Scherrer

2. Topics • Your Benefit • Installation • Installer internals • How it is built Heiko Scherrer

3. Preface • Pre-configured Eclipse IDE part of the Tool Chain • Graphical installer based on IzPack • Built with Apache Maven Heiko Scherrer

4. Your Benefit • All developers have a common IDE with a same set of plugins & workspace settings • Simple to setup a new workspace from scratch • Built-in QA checks against common rule sets Heiko Scherrer

5. Platforms • Available JAR Installer for • Win32, Win64, Linux32, Linux64, MacOS64 Heiko Scherrer

6. Download & Start • Only for registered OpenWMS.org developers • Download from http://www.openwms.org/developmentIde.html • java -jar org.openwms.ide-1.7.0-win64.jar Heiko Scherrer

7. Installation sequence • Choose your language • and honor IzPack.org for their great work! Heiko Scherrer

8. Installation sequence (III) Some ingredients require your agreement to their license terms :-) Heiko Scherrer

9. Installation sequence (IV) Your user information is used to customize the Java code templates only Heiko Scherrer

10. Installation sequence (V) • Choose an installation path • By default your applications folder Heiko Scherrer

11. Installation sequence (VI) • Finally choose the packs to be installed • Eclipse Workspace can be installed separately Heiko Scherrer

12. Installation sequence (VII) Wait until the installation completes Heiko Scherrer

13. Internals Heiko Scherrer

14. Personalized Workspace • Java Code Templates • Java Editor Templates (auto completion) @author,catch,chk,fix,sys,todo,try,ulog • Java Compiler Task Tags Heiko Scherrer

15. Personalized Workspace • Java Code Templates ulog (use logger) Heiko Scherrer

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17. Personalized Workspace • Checks your code against remote Checkstyle rules http://www.openwms.org/rules/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml • No needless Usage Data Collectors • Unused Validators are switched off • All Editors use Spaces - no Tabs • All Editors use a line length of 120 chars Heiko Scherrer

18. Personalized Workspace • Save Actions • Imported XML User catalogs • Syntax Highlighting / Formatting of ActionScript Code • MXML Code Completion ... a lot more Heiko Scherrer

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22. Build process • A bunch of workspace files are riddled with Maven properties: i.e. ${i_user_name} • Properties are replaced during installation • mvn install -Pwin64 Heiko Scherrer

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