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Revision as of 09:59, 3 June 2009

FAQs for Contributors and Committers

We have collected some of the most frequently asked questions, tips and tricks related to the Swordfish project. This section will be continually updated as and when new FAQs arise. It is a good idea to start here if you have problems with Swordfish.

Equinox/OSGI

Question Possible Solution Additional Information
How do I connect to an Equinox instance via Telnet? To start a telnet connection just add a port number behind the -console option.

For example, use the command console 3333 when starting your console. You can also use the command telnet localhost 3333

It is easy to...
Why does bundle [xyz] not find the classes of bundle [abc]? Try to open a console. If the bundle does not start, try to start it manually by using the command:
start <bundleNumber>

If this attempt results in a stack trace, it may help you to investigate further.

When you use the command you will get answers to the following questions:
  • Are all services defined in the Spring configuration running?
  • Have package dependencies been resolved to the bundles you expect?
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Apache ANT

Problem/Issue Hint
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PDE Build

Problem/Issue Hint
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Connecting to the SVN

Problem/Issue Hint
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