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Revision as of 16:09, 24 September 2007
This page will hold information and links around Release Engineering and build
Contents
Introduction
COSMOS Build Overview
COSMOS Deliverables
Following are the deliverables available from the eclipse downloads site:
http://www.eclipse.org/cosmos/downloads/
1. SML validator and SML-IF Editor (Resource Modeling)
An SML validator that validates SML and SMLIF files. An editor to create and validate SMLIF documents used to exchange information between systems management applications. This is an eclipse plug-in for tooling, packaged as a zip file.
2. Data Collection Framework
This is a set of OSGi bundles and can run in any OSGi container. But this is currently packaged in eclipse plug-in format as a zip file.
Current OSGi Bundles in COSMOS:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/COSMOS_DC_OSGi_Bundles
3. Data Reporting Web Application
This is a web application. It bundles the COSMOS Report Viewer and the COSMOS UI.
Project – Deliverable Mapping
| Project | Deliverable |
| Data Collection Project | Data Collection Framework (cosmos-dc-incubation-COSMOS-1.0.0-<build-date>.zip) |
| Data Visualization Project | Data Reporting Web Application (cosmos-dr-incubation-COSMOS-1.0.0-<build-date>.zip) |
| Resource Modeling Project | SML validator and SML-IF Editor (cosmos-rm-incubation-COSMOS-1.0.0-<build-date>.zip) |
| Management Enablement | NA |
Build Dependencies
| Dependency Name | Version |
|---|---|
| Eclipse SDK (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/) | ver 3.3 |
| Dojo Toolkit (http://dojotoolkit.org/) | Rel 0.4.2 |
| BIRT Runtime (http://download.eclipse.org/birt/downloads/) | Rel 2.2.0 |
| Orbit Bundles (http://www.eclipse.org/orbit/) | Rel R200706192011 |
| Equinox Bundles (http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/) | ver 3.3RC4 |
Build Env
Current build environment is as follows:
OS – Linux - Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 5)
Java – IBM Java 1.5 (ibm-java2-i386-50)
COSMOS Build Process
Currently COSMOS build is performed at two Linux based machines. One machine performs source code compilation/packaging and another machine performs front-end functions. The build is started from the front-end machine, which initially fetch the build module from CVS and save it at workspace directory on compilation machine. The fetched build module contains various Bash/Ant scripts to perform the complete build. These Bash/Ant scripts broadly perform following functions:
1) Fetch plugins/features from CVS
2) Compile the fetched code to .class files
3) Assemble the .class files to .jar file
4) Package the jars as .zipped file
5) Publish the zipped files to COSMOS download page.
Connecting CVS with SSH
These build machines includes an SSH client for accessing a remote CVS server. Different methods can be used to authenticate, depending on the level of functionality and security Authentication methods used by the client by default are, in the following order: public-key, Keyboard-Interactive, and password authentication.
Public-key authentication allows the client to connect to a remote CVS server without sending the password. This is a more secure authentication method than password authentication. Public-key authentication uses two keys, a private key that it should be kept in a secure place and protected with a password. And the public key, is placed on the server, one wish to gain access to.
Reference: [1] Eclipse SDK help
COSMOS Build Contacts
IBM:
Balan Subramanian (bsubram at us.ibm.com)
Jagmit Singh (jagmits at ca.ibm.com)
Bobby Joseph (bobbyjoseph at in.ibm.com)