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Building and Running iPOJO bundles from Eclipse
This page explains how to build and run iPOJO bundles without exiting Eclipse and breaking the compile-run cycle. Bundles are executed inside Equinox.
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1) Import the iPOJO Bundle project
Download the project archive (1.4.2
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version
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is
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available
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),
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and
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import
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it
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as
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an
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Existing
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Project
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into
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the Workspace
Then click on finish
2) Configure the target platform
The resulting project, you looks like the left picture.
Before using the project, you need to configure the OSGi platform. It will be run inside Equinox. To achieve this, open the .target file and then click on set as Target Platform (on the top-right corner). You don't have to change the configuration. It just configure Equinox to start iPOJO (contained in the lib folder).
3) Develop you bundle
The imported project contains a very simple component using annotations. But, obviously you can delete/change it. For XML-metadata, use metadata.xml file is in the project root.
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Workspace}}* !Picture 1.png!!Picture 2.png!!Picture 3.png! Then click on *{{finish}}* h2. 2) Configure the target platform !Picture 4.png|align=left! !Picture 5.png|align=right! The resulting project, you looks like the left picture. Before using the project, you need to configure the OSGi platform. It will be run inside Equinox. To achieve this, open the *{{.target}}* file and then click on *{{set as Target Platform}}* (on the top-right corner). You don't have to change the configuration. It just configure Equinox to start iPOJO (contained in the {{lib}} folder). \\ h2. 3) Develop you bundle The imported project contains a very simple component using annotations. But, obviously you can delete/change it. For XML-metadata, use {{metadata.xml}} file is in the project root. {code:java} @Component public class MyComponentImpl { @Validate public void start() { System.out.println("I'm started !!!"); } @Invalidate public void stop() { System.out.println("I'm leaving :-(..."); } } {code} |
Once
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you're
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done,
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you
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are
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able
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to
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run
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your
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bundle
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!
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4)
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Run
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your
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bundle
Right-click
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on
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the
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.launch
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file
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and
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then
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go
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on
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Run-As
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->
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MyiPOJOBundle
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.
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Equinox
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will
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be
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started
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and
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your
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iPOJO
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bundle
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deployed
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and
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started:
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Once
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run
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for
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the
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first
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time,
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you
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can
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re-run
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it
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from
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the
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run
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icon.
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In
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the
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console
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view,
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you
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get
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your
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Equinox
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shell,
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and
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you
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see
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your
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application
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result.
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If
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you
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don't
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edit
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the
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given
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development,
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the
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output
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is
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as:
Iterate 
Then, go back to the step 3, change your components, and see the new result...
That's it !
Changes in the 1.4.0
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The
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1.4.0+
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iPOJO
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manipulator
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allows
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manipulating
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classes
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from
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a
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directory
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(
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).
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This
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feature
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is
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very
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convenient
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for
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the
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Eclipse
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integration
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because
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it
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avoids
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creating
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the
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Jar
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and
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unzipping
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it
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inside
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the
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Eclipse
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build
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directory.
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Moreover,
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it
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allows
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reusing
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the
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Java
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Eclipse
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builder
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(compiling
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classes).
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