ProjectCreator now supports IntelliJ & Eclipse !
Posted 29 August 2007 @ 8:05 pm by Owen Taylor
Well, it is time to announce another update to the project creator utility.
This latest project-creator jar can be found HERE.
It now supports the creation of projects for intellij as well as eclipse... Hooray!
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Please note that with this change, the scripts I published have one change that is necessary for both eclipse and intellij and one option that enables the intellij project creation.
The change for all scripts is the use of -gigaHome in place of -gigaHomeVar
The option for intellij is -intellij (in place of the still available -eclipse)
Here follows some example scripts for the creation of OpenSpaces projects :
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NOTIFYCONTAINER_INTELLIJ (listener)
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rem Intellij Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a NotifyContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a listener (a take is not performed as part of the NotifyContainer operation) and could be implemented with either a remote or embedded space.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -intellij -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_notifyContainer -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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NOTIFYCONTAINER_ECLIPSE (listener)
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rem Eclipse Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a NotifyContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a listener (a take is not performed as part of the NotifyContainer operation) and could be implemented with either a remote or embedded space.
rem In addition: This script specifies that the classpath in the eclipse project uses a GS_HOME variable in the same way the examples that come with the product do – this makes for a more portable project. Note that the build.xml file created as part of the project will still use an explicit path and will need to be edited if the project is used in a new environment and the ant tasks are invoked.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -eclipse -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_notifyContainer -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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POLLINGCONTAINER_INTELLIJ (worker)
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rem Intellij Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a PollingContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a worker and usually means you will elect to have an embedded space.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -intellij -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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POLLINGCONTAINER_ECLIPSE (worker)
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rem Eclipse Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a PollingContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a worker and usually means you will elect to have an embedded space.
rem In addition: This script specifies that the classpath in the eclipse project uses a GS_HOME variable in the same way the examples that come with the product do – this makes for a more portable project. Note that the build.xml file created as part of the project will still use an explicit path and will need to be edited if the project is used in a new environment and the ant tasks are invoked.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -eclipse -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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TIMERTASK_INTELLIJ (publisher)
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rem Intellij Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a TimerTask – a SpringBean that gets invoked over and over again by a Timer. Configure how often to do this in the PU.xml Note this is good for a feed or driver and usually means you will elect to have a remote space.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -intellij -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc_timerTask -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_timerTask -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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TIMERTASK_ECLIPSE (publisher)
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rem Eclipse Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a TimerTask – a SpringBean that gets invoked over and over again by a Timer. Configure how often to do this in the PU.xml Note this is good for a feed or driver and usually means you will elect to have a remote space.
rem In addition: This script specifies that the classpath in the eclipse project uses a GS_HOME variable in the same way the examples that come with the product do – this makes for a more portable project. Note that the build.xml file created as part of the project will still use an explicit path and will need to be edited if the project is used in a new environment and the ant tasks are invoked.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -eclipse -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc_timerTask -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_timerTask -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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rem ......
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NOTIFYCONTAINER_INTELLIJ (listener)
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rem Intellij Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a NotifyContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a listener (a take is not performed as part of the NotifyContainer operation) and could be implemented with either a remote or embedded space.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -intellij -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_notifyContainer -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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NOTIFYCONTAINER_ECLIPSE (listener)
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rem Eclipse Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a NotifyContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a listener (a take is not performed as part of the NotifyContainer operation) and could be implemented with either a remote or embedded space.
rem In addition: This script specifies that the classpath in the eclipse project uses a GS_HOME variable in the same way the examples that come with the product do – this makes for a more portable project. Note that the build.xml file created as part of the project will still use an explicit path and will need to be edited if the project is used in a new environment and the ant tasks are invoked.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -eclipse -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_notifyContainer -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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POLLINGCONTAINER_INTELLIJ (worker)
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rem Intellij Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a PollingContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a worker and usually means you will elect to have an embedded space.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -intellij -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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POLLINGCONTAINER_ECLIPSE (worker)
___________________________________________
rem Eclipse Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a PollingContainer – a SpringBean with a default method that gets invoked when a matching object appears or is modified in the space. Note this is good for a worker and usually means you will elect to have an embedded space.
rem In addition: This script specifies that the classpath in the eclipse project uses a GS_HOME variable in the same way the examples that come with the product do – this makes for a more portable project. Note that the build.xml file created as part of the project will still use an explicit path and will need to be edited if the project is used in a new environment and the ant tasks are invoked.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -eclipse -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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TIMERTASK_INTELLIJ (publisher)
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rem Intellij Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a TimerTask – a SpringBean that gets invoked over and over again by a Timer. Configure how often to do this in the PU.xml Note this is good for a feed or driver and usually means you will elect to have a remote space.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -intellij -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc_timerTask -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_timerTask -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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TIMERTASK_ECLIPSE (publisher)
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rem Eclipse Version
rem This script starts the projectCreator so as to create a PU containing a TimerTask – a SpringBean that gets invoked over and over again by a Timer. Configure how often to do this in the PU.xml Note this is good for a feed or driver and usually means you will elect to have a remote space.
rem In addition: This script specifies that the classpath in the eclipse project uses a GS_HOME variable in the same way the examples that come with the product do – this makes for a more portable project. Note that the build.xml file created as part of the project will still use an explicit path and will need to be edited if the project is used in a new environment and the ant tasks are invoked.
set JAVA_HOME=c:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
call %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -jar project-creator.jar -eclipse -overwrite -project test -out C:\tmp\projectcreator -setServiceTemplateName service.javasrc_timerTask -setPUTemplateName pu.xmlsrc_timerTask -gigaHome c:\GigaSpacesXAP6.0
rem ##end of script##
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It is my hope that those of you who held off trying out OpenSpaces to this point will download the XAP 6.0 version of GigaSpaces and the project-creator jar found
HERE and get to work building the next greatest software solution!
Cheers,
Owen. Read more...
