Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
Yes. :-) There is currently an IDEA plugin that you may be able to steal some ideas from, as well as some of the ibator stuff that might be useful in a plug-in. Larry On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Patrick Huy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > We are three students of the University Furtwangen in Germany and we are > working on a semester project for the company Innovations. > > Innovations would like us to create an Eclipse Plugin which aids working > with iBatis by providing Autocompletion and Linking where appropiate. We > won't have to touch any iBatis code for this and it will only be semantical > dependent on iBatis. > > The question is: when we get something useful to work would you be > interested in offering this plugin on the main iBatis website/as part of the > iBatis project? > > Greetings > > Patrick Huy >
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
Hi Patrick, I have created a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA, and the user guide is http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dc73pj2h_6db54mm I know seldom about Eclipse plugin development, and you can clone the features to new plugin. If you have any feedback or suggestion, please let me know, and add them to IntelliJ IDEA plugin, thanks. :) Best regards, Jacky -- From: "Patrick Huy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 12:41 AM To: Subject: iBatis Eclipse Plugin Hi, We are three students of the University Furtwangen in Germany and we are working on a semester project for the company Innovations. Innovations would like us to create an Eclipse Plugin which aids working with iBatis by providing Autocompletion and Linking where appropiate. We won't have to touch any iBatis code for this and it will only be semantical dependent on iBatis. The question is: when we get something useful to work would you be interested in offering this plugin on the main iBatis website/as part of the iBatis project? Greetings Patrick Huy
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
Hi Patrick, I would like to help. I`ve created a few input forms to be used with aBator (now it`s iBator right?) but I never could finish it ... Woody
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
IIRC, the last incarnation was ibator - all lower case. :) Larry On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 6:22 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Patrick, > I would like to help. > > I`ve created a few input forms to be used with aBator (now it`s iBator > right?) > but I never could finish it ... > > Woody > > >
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
wow, the IntelliJ looks really great, congratulations! cheers Kai --- Original Nachricht --- Absender: Jacky Chan Datum: 23.04.2008 03:23 Hi Patrick, I have created a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA, and the user guide is http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dc73pj2h_6db54mm I know seldom about Eclipse plugin development, and you can clone the features to new plugin. If you have any feedback or suggestion, please let me know, and add them to IntelliJ IDEA plugin, thanks. :) Best regards, Jacky -- From: "Patrick Huy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, April 23, 2008 12:41 AM To: Subject: iBatis Eclipse Plugin Hi, We are three students of the University Furtwangen in Germany and we are working on a semester project for the company Innovations. Innovations would like us to create an Eclipse Plugin which aids working with iBatis by providing Autocompletion and Linking where appropiate. We won't have to touch any iBatis code for this and it will only be semantical dependent on iBatis. The question is: when we get something useful to work would you be interested in offering this plugin on the main iBatis website/as part of the iBatis project? Greetings Patrick Huy
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
Hi a quick update from our site, nothing usable to show yet but we'd like to post a list of features we'd like to get done - code Completion in config and mapping files -- class completion (in appropiate attributes ctrl+space (java) class completion should be provided) -- context completion for jdbc types - linking -- linking from mappings to (java) classes -- linking from java classes to mapping files (does jdt allow such things?) - generating resultmaps from (java) classes - validation (?) -- validate wether classes references in mapping files exist -- validate if referenced mapppings exist Patrick Hi, We are three students of the University Furtwangen in Germany and we are working on a semester project for the company Innovations. Innovations would like us to create an Eclipse Plugin which aids working with iBatis by providing Autocompletion and Linking where appropiate. We won't have to touch any iBatis code for this and it will only be semantical dependent on iBatis. The question is: when we get something useful to work would you be interested in offering this plugin on the main iBatis website/as part of the iBatis project? Greetings Patrick Huy
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin
Hi there, the students project is now finished. The results can be found here http://sourceforge.net/projects/eclibatis Installation instructions, a little bit of usage and feature documentation as well as an eclipse updatesite will follow in the next few days... The code is already under the Apache License 2.0 so maybe we can move the plugin to the ibator umbrella at some point in the future... Thanks to my students for their good work! Regards Kai --- Original Nachricht --- Absender: Patrick Huy Datum: 16.05.2008 15:23 Hi a quick update from our site, nothing usable to show yet but we'd like to post a list of features we'd like to get done - code Completion in config and mapping files -- class completion (in appropiate attributes ctrl+space (java) class completion should be provided) -- context completion for jdbc types - linking -- linking from mappings to (java) classes -- linking from java classes to mapping files (does jdt allow such things?) - generating resultmaps from (java) classes - validation (?) -- validate wether classes references in mapping files exist -- validate if referenced mapppings exist Patrick Hi, We are three students of the University Furtwangen in Germany and we are working on a semester project for the company Innovations. Innovations would like us to create an Eclipse Plugin which aids working with iBatis by providing Autocompletion and Linking where appropiate. We won't have to touch any iBatis code for this and it will only be semantical dependent on iBatis. The question is: when we get something useful to work would you be interested in offering this plugin on the main iBatis website/as part of the iBatis project? Greetings Patrick Huy
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin - Spring IDE Dependency
My opinion is that it is your plugin and you can develop it in any way that you choose. But, I generally think that fewer dependencies are better (in keeping with the spirit of iBATIS). BTW - the screenshots look very nice. Jeff Butler On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 3:14 PM, Patrick Huy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > as I posted earlier we are currently working on an eclipse plugin to aid > working with iBatis. > > We are facing the problem that we will have to introduce a depenency to > SpringIDE in order to effectively implement the features we want. > The main reason for this is that the wst xml editor does not (cleanly) > support adding custom information based on the current context. Also getting > standard jdt completion proposals without a compilation unit seems to be > impossible (springide creates a compilation unit and calls content complete > on it to obtain proposals) > SpringIDE offers easily extendable classes for these functionality. > > Would such a depency be acceptable? > > And to stop talking about imaginary plugins: > Here is a little preview: > Screenshots: > http://frz.cc/ibatis/classComplete.png > http://frz.cc/ibatis/contextCompleteExtend.png > > Alpha/Preview plugin: > > http://frz.cc/ibatis/de.hfu.eclibatis.mappings.editor_0.5.0.200805212058.jar > Note that it has not received much testing but should work. It is however > in no way to be considered stable. > Depends on SpringIDE http://www.springide.org > And WST http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/ (both 2.0.2 and 3.0RC1 were > tested and seem to work) > > Best Regards > > -- > Patrick Huy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
Re: iBatis Eclipse Plugin - Spring IDE Dependency
Hi Patrick, the screenshots look really cool! I'm working for the sponsor of this project and we want to contribute the plugin (once it has a decent quality and featureset) to the ibatis community. @devs: do you think that it would fit into the ibator project? Regards Kai --- Original Nachricht --- Absender: Patrick Huy Datum: 21.05.2008 22:14 Hi, as I posted earlier we are currently working on an eclipse plugin to aid working with iBatis. We are facing the problem that we will have to introduce a depenency to SpringIDE in order to effectively implement the features we want. The main reason for this is that the wst xml editor does not (cleanly) support adding custom information based on the current context. Also getting standard jdt completion proposals without a compilation unit seems to be impossible (springide creates a compilation unit and calls content complete on it to obtain proposals) SpringIDE offers easily extendable classes for these functionality. Would such a depency be acceptable? And to stop talking about imaginary plugins: Here is a little preview: Screenshots: http://frz.cc/ibatis/classComplete.png http://frz.cc/ibatis/contextCompleteExtend.png Alpha/Preview plugin: http://frz.cc/ibatis/de.hfu.eclibatis.mappings.editor_0.5.0.200805212058.jar Note that it has not received much testing but should work. It is however in no way to be considered stable. Depends on SpringIDE http://www.springide.org And WST http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/ (both 2.0.2 and 3.0RC1 were tested and seem to work) Best Regards
