What I did not mention yet is that we also have a functional offline build: just run the build/build.xml . We could set up a Bamboo project for that, so we can see the results? Who can help me with that?
Angelo On Apr 27, 2011, at 11:12 PM, Angelo van der Sijpt wrote: > Hi list, > > As discussed offline quite some time ago, I added a bndtools based Amdatu > build to my sandbox [1]. For some more information on bndtools, see [2]. You > can check out the code, import the projects into Eclipse, and, for instance > - run Amdatu by going to the 'targets' project, right-click on amdatu.bndrun, > and choose 'Run as -> OSGi run' > - try to run the integration tests by going to the 'integration tests' > project, right-click on bnd.bnd, and choose 'Run as -> JUnit OSGi' > > This build is based on Amdatu 0.1.0, but we have made quite some changes. To > name the most visible ones, > - We redid the gadget management mechanism: you register a service for each > category, and for each gadget. We do have an Extender, which allows you to > add arbitrary gadgets based on configuration. > - We added authorization for the gadget store: you need to be logged in, > since we can filter the gadgets you can 'see' based on your roles. > - We repackage Shindig but didn't put time in rewriting that to bndtools. > Also, built shindig for both an http, and an https environment. The shindig > bundle now lives in cnf/repo, since it is not built by bndtools. > - Moved the json apis to their own bundle > - We built monitoring extensions (monitor, shows the status of an Amdatu > instance) > - We built a monitoring system to watch a VM. > - We built a tag editor extension for Apache ACE, which probably needs to be > moved there. > - We added a 'security' bundle, which allows you to filter endpoints for > users. > - Added a bundle backup mechanism. > - We use metatype configurations both for provisioning, and for running > locally; we have an interpreter for that, but it currently does not support > factory configurations. > - We have applied an Apache License 2.0 to all artifacts. > > > Apart from the regular bndtools build tooling, we have added ant-based > tooling for running on the build server; this can be found in the 'build' > project. > > So, go ahead, and play around with it! We feel that bndtools is a great fit > for an OSGi-intensive project like Amdatu, and would like to keep using that > for all of Amdatu. > > Angelo > > > [1] https://subversion.amdatu.org/svn/amdatu/sandbox/angelos/bndtools_build > [2] http://www.amdatu.org/confluence/display/~marrs/BndTools _______________________________________________ Amdatu-developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.amdatu.org/mailman/listinfo/amdatu-developers
