It runs fine using MyEclipse and the deployment into a local jetty. I usually use only the common, gadget and social-api modules, though (because I embed into our internal infrastructure)
-h On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 14:56, John Hjelmstad <[email protected]> wrote: > I've actually never gotten Shindig/jetty to run within Eclipse -- I've > always started it via shell and had no problem. This is slower than > necessary though. Anyone out there gotten this to work properly? > > --j > > On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 2:49 AM, Vikas Arora <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi - >> >> I am building Apache Shindig and following instructions given at >> 'http://shindig.apache.org/developers/java/build.html' >> I am able to checkout & build apache shindig from command line. I plan >> to debug the Shindig code within Eclipse. >> >> The instructions given at >> 'http://shindig.apache.org/developers/java/build.html' are not >> complete. I installed the >> Maven plugin in Eclipse and able to open the new project and somehow >> finding that Project->Maven with >> 'Enable Dependency Management' option enabled by default and could not >> find 'Update Source Folders' option there. >> The possible options are Update Dependencies', 'Update Snapshots' & >> 'Update Project Configuration' >> >> I want to build and debug Shindig within Eclipse itself. Could not >> find instructions for the same. >> >> Alternatively, I added the 'Debug Configuration' for debugging remote >> Java application with appropriate host & port >> and ran the jetty server (mvnDebug jetty:run) with the same debug port >> on command line and attached this remote >> Java application within eclipse. Added few breakpoints in the code, >> but when those breakpoints are hit, eclipse >> complains that "Source not found". I verified that the correct 'source >> paths' have been supplied in the 'Source'Project->properties->Java >> Build Path' >> >> I am using Apache Maven ver 2.2.1 & Eclipse version 3.5.0 >> >> Can someone from the Shindig Dev group, who have configured Eclipse to >> build+Debug within Eclipse, share >> the appropriate instructions. >> >> Thanks & Regards, >> Vikas >> >
