I have added a SCATestCase base class to the "test" module that boots
an SCA client runtime in the same way the launcher does. To keep
things simple it does not do any classloader isolation magic so it
should be fairly easy to step through application code or the runtime
itself.
I added an example testcase to the local.wire sample that shows it
being used.
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Jeremy
On Jul 10, 2006, at 3:45 PM, Jim Marino wrote:
I think we'll need something similar for application code (although
hopefully simpler). It would also be good perhaps to create some
time of runner like there is for JUnit with an "embedded launcher"
too.
Jim
On Jul 10, 2006, at 1:01 PM, Jeremy Boynes wrote:
On Jul 10, 2006, at 9:35 AM, Rashmi Hunt wrote:
Hello,
I have latest sandbox code and I am trying to run earinit sample
in Eclipse.
I am getting NullPointerException while locating the service
because
compositeContext is null
Snippet from EagerInitClient.java
* CompositeContext compositeContext =
CurrentCompositeContext.getContext();*
* // Locate the Eager init service
EagerInitService eagerInitService =
compositeContext.locateService
(EagerInitService.class,
"EagerInitComponent");*
Please let me know how to run this sample.
Are you running this through the launcher?
http://article.gmane.org/
gmane.comp.apache.webservices.tuscany.devel/4608
I was able to run this in idea in two ways:
1) using the remote debugger
2) using the application debugger on the launcher specifying the
correct command line options
I also needed to set -Dtuscany.bootDir to make sure it picked
up the boot jars from the right place
YMMV may vary depending on what Eclipse does to the classpath but
if you do have issues please ping the list.
Do you think we need something like the TuscanyRuntime from M1
that would allow you to bootstrap the runtime from inside the
application code?
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Jeremy
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