http://orangevolt.com/wordpress/archives/2005/01/13/howto-run-an-ant-file-programmatically/
To run an ANT file programatically there are 2 options - either use the Eclipse AntRunner class or launch Ant by creating a Launch Configuration."
Showing posts with label eclipse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eclipse. Show all posts
Thursday, January 13, 2005
Thursday, January 06, 2005
CVS Server change screws up eclipse CVS
One of our third party software suppliers changed their CVS server.
This meant that the key stored by eclipse CVS tools to verify the server were no longer valid, and you can no longer connect to the CVS Server. Unfortunately there is no way in eclipse to remove or reset the server key.
One of colleagues got round this by using a new workspace. I have so many projects in my workspace that im dependant on that I didnt want to do that.
I thought about using windows search to search the contents of my workspace for the CVS servers IP address, but I've used it before and its "pants". For file searching I use Agent Ransack, which is absolutely brilliant.
Did a text search in my workspace for the CVS servers IP address and got found the following
MESSAGE Host key for 192.168.2.1 was not found in the list of known hosts stored in C:\Documents and Settings\joebloggs\My Documents\IBM\wdsc\workspace3\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.team.cvs.ssh\known_hosts. The key is being automatically added to the known_hosts file for you. This key, which is like a personal signature, is used by Eclipse to guarantee that the host it is communicating with is the correct one. If the Eclipse client detects a change in this key you will be notified.
looked for the known_hosts file and removed the key.
This meant that the key stored by eclipse CVS tools to verify the server were no longer valid, and you can no longer connect to the CVS Server. Unfortunately there is no way in eclipse to remove or reset the server key.
One of colleagues got round this by using a new workspace. I have so many projects in my workspace that im dependant on that I didnt want to do that.
I thought about using windows search to search the contents of my workspace for the CVS servers IP address, but I've used it before and its "pants". For file searching I use Agent Ransack, which is absolutely brilliant.
Did a text search in my workspace for the CVS servers IP address and got found the following
MESSAGE Host key for 192.168.2.1 was not found in the list of known hosts stored in C:\Documents and Settings\joebloggs\My Documents\IBM\wdsc\workspace3\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.team.cvs.ssh\known_hosts. The key is being automatically added to the known_hosts file for you. This key, which is like a personal signature, is used by Eclipse to guarantee that the host it is communicating with is the correct one. If the Eclipse client detects a change in this key you will be notified.
looked for the known_hosts file and removed the key.
Saturday, January 01, 2005
The eclipse pollinate plugin for apache beehive really rocks | keyboardsamurais on java
The eclipse pollinate plugin for apache beehive really rocks | keyboardsamurais on java: "The eclipse pollinate plugin for apache beehive really rocks
Submitted by tag on Fri, 2004-12-31 12:58. J2EE
Although beehive is in its infancy, I really love the idea of a good way to simplify struts j2ee development. Now eclipse has released the second milestone of the pollinate plugin, that features slick visual page flow editing and a growing set of wizards. See for yourself in the walkthrough right here. While I personally have mixed feelings about alpha versions being squished into plugins I have to say that this one looks really promising. I actually managed to create a simple Struts app (a small adressbook) within an hour. I don't know if I am still too stoned from that experience to give an unbiased account of the whole thing, but I have to say one thing: Pollinate rocks!
Think about it. How much time did you spend on your last project to build a reasonable pageflow? On my last project people somehow managed to spend weeks on a pageflow due to lack of a good enough documentation. (Well I admit, that mistakes were made and somehow implementation details poured into the pageflow). Now you have the chance to build a reliable pageflow graph with a sophisticated Controller architecture, while using all the wealth of Struts functionality and generative programming. Great stuff.
Hopefully I will find time in the new year to write a little tutorial on how to work with beehive and pollinate."
Submitted by tag on Fri, 2004-12-31 12:58. J2EE
Although beehive is in its infancy, I really love the idea of a good way to simplify struts j2ee development. Now eclipse has released the second milestone of the pollinate plugin, that features slick visual page flow editing and a growing set of wizards. See for yourself in the walkthrough right here. While I personally have mixed feelings about alpha versions being squished into plugins I have to say that this one looks really promising. I actually managed to create a simple Struts app (a small adressbook) within an hour. I don't know if I am still too stoned from that experience to give an unbiased account of the whole thing, but I have to say one thing: Pollinate rocks!
Think about it. How much time did you spend on your last project to build a reasonable pageflow? On my last project people somehow managed to spend weeks on a pageflow due to lack of a good enough documentation. (Well I admit, that mistakes were made and somehow implementation details poured into the pageflow). Now you have the chance to build a reliable pageflow graph with a sophisticated Controller architecture, while using all the wealth of Struts functionality and generative programming. Great stuff.
Hopefully I will find time in the new year to write a little tutorial on how to work with beehive and pollinate."
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