[xwiki-dev] XWiki-Eclipse-Plugin-M2

[Vincent Massol]

On Jul 9, 2007, at 10:16 AM, tharindu jayasuriya wrote:

> Hi Vincent,
>
> On 7/8/07, Vincent Massol <vincent at massol.net> wrote:
> Hi Tharindu/Asiri,
>
> * I have now created a separate JIRA project for the Eclipse  
> integration and I have moved the issues there:
> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XECLIPSE? 
> report=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.project:roadmap-panel
>
> This is fine with us.
>
> * I have also separated some issues into several issues so that  
> it's easy to close them separately.
>
> * I have created 3 versions for the release of this project:
> - 1.0M1 (milestone 1) to be released on 13th of July 2007
>
> It's better if we can move this to 15th of july since we (myself  
> and Asiri) have a tight academic schedule this week (close to mid- 
> semester exams)

Done.

>
> - 1.0M2 (milestone 2) to be released on 6th of August 2007
> - 1.0 (final release of your GSOC project) to be released on 20th  
> of August 2007. This last release shouldn't contain any JIRA  
> issues. It's meant that 1.0M2 is going to be promoted as 1.0 final  
> if there are no outstanding bugs in it. If there are then we'll  
> create a 1.0RC1 version at that time.
>
> * I have created an issue for you to clean up the code and apply  
> XWiki's best practiced (coding style, javadoc, etc).
> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XECLIPSE-11
>
> Immediate Actions for you:
>
> * Review the above and let me know if all is ok with you,  
> especially in term of dates. I have also assigned issues XECLIPSE-2  
> and XECLIPSE-10 to 1.0M1 but I don't know if that's ok with you or  
> not. If not please re-assign.
>
> XECLIPSE-2 , and XECLIPSE-10 are ok with us, but please move the  
> release date to 15th  :)

:)

> * Clean up the code so that we can commit it in XWiki's source tree.
>
> We have applied the check-style to our code (which is not a big  
> deal) but Java doc comments still need to be added.
> Will adding JavaDoc comments wrap things up ? or, are there any  
> other work that need to be done in this regard ?

I'll check the code tomorrow but last time I checked there commented  
out portions of code and some classes were prototypes and not used  
too (If I remember correctly which may or may not be the case ;)).  
Anyway let me check tomorrow (need to do some release today).

>
> We can clean up the code this way by 13th of july, is this ok with  
> you ? (sorry about taking few days, bit busy...)

That's fine thanks.

>
> * Finish your tasks for 1.0M1 release
>
> Will finish on/before 15th july. But we have a problem regarding  
> maven build. I think the maven build should produce the final  
> deployable plug-in-component (jar file) on 'mvn package'. Even  
> though this target works, the produced jar file have problems when  
> deployed as an eclipse plug-in. We'll somehow have to figure this  
> out...

Once the code is checked in in our repository, I can have a look and  
work on fixing this.

Thanks
-Vincent

>
> Please let us know if above are ok with you.
>
> Thanks a lot !
>
> - Tharindu & Asiri
>
> Immediate Actions for me:
>
> * Review the code (prereq: you must clean it up first)
> * Send a vote to vote Asiri and you as committers on the Eclipse  
> integration when committed in XWiki's source tree. Note: The prereq  
> for this is that you clean up the code first.
> * Commit the code in XWiki's source tree (prereq: clean up the code)
> * Release 1.0M1 (prereqs: commit it in XWiki' source tree and  
> create M2 build for it)
> * Create m2 build for it (prereq: clean up and commit code)
>
> Please answer to this email point by point to let me know your  
> point of view.
>
> Thanks a lot!
> -Vincent
>
> On Jul 7, 2007, at 10:50 PM, Vincent Massol wrote:
>
>> Hi Tharindu/Asiri,
>>
>> Great job! I think it's time to try integrating your code in our  
>> source tree and start doing some code review of it to verify it's  
>> using XWiki's coding best practices.
>>
>> I propose the following:
>> - Tomorrow I create a xwiki-extensions module for xwiki extensions  
>> and I drop your latest sources (1.0.1) in SVN
>> - I start a vote to give both Asiri and you write access to it
>> - I create a separate jira project for it
>>
>> WDYT?
>>
>> I've started using your plugin and I can already see several  
>> killer features in the future:
>>
>> * Defaults to using the Veloedit editor (http::// 
>> veloedit.sourceforge.net). When right clicking a document in the  
>> navigation, there should be an "open with" menu with "Simple  
>> Editor" (the current editor you have) or "Velocity Editor" (or  
>> "Groovy Editor" for the future - There's a groovy plugin for  
>> eclipse).
>>
>> * Allow navigation directly to a page when hitting a shortcut or  
>> right-clicking in a internal link in the editor window. This can  
>> be easily implemented with the DocumentParser and LinkParser  
>> classes (about 5-10 lines of code)
>>
>> * Offer a XAR export view in addition to the "print" view in the  
>> simple editor. Note: before we can do this we need to create a URL  
>> for this in xwiki platform. This would make it easy to develop new  
>> pages and save them in XWiki's source tree
>>
>> Thanks
>> -Vincent
>>
>> On Jul 7, 2007, at 11:48 AM, tharindu jayasuriya wrote:
>>
>>> We have completed work allocated for Milestone-2 of XWiki-Eclipse- 
>>> Plugin (+ more).
>>>
>>> http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-1361
>>>
>>> Implemented Features:
>>>
>>> - view existing pages (as xwiki markup or browser output)
>>> - edit xwiki markup (using TextEditor widget in eclipse)
>>> - save edited content
>>>
>>> Although we encountered some problems as well,
>>>
>>> - We couldn't prepare the pom.xml file such that maven produces a  
>>> deployable plugin component. Eclipse needs the plugin jar file to  
>>> have a specific format and maven enforces a different format,  
>>> we're still struggling to get it right (need some help). Although  
>>> compilation and other stuff or quite ok.
>>>
>>> - Eventhough the edited XWiki Markup can be saved, the output(in  
>>> browser) does not reflect changes untill we restart XWiki. Is  
>>> there a way to forcefully flush the cache ? can this be done  
>>> remotely ?
>>>
>>> All comments are welcome!
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot!!!
>>>
>>> - Tharindu & Asiri

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