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Revision as of 12:39, 16 June 2006
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Contents
Description
Collaboration is the user experience of Corona. It enables a set of individual Eclipse Workbenches to participate in a workgroup. Corona's collaboratoin features involve both client-side (Eclipse Workbench plugins) server-side (SOA) components.
Corona enables a context to collaboration. This context enables collaboration events to be grouped so that relationships between artifacts can be established. Corona provides an exemplary collaboration context of a project as the bases for a workgroup.
References
- Project Container
- Eclipse Communication Framework
- OSGi EventAdmin service
- OSGi Service Registration / Service Tracking
Scope
- The Eclipse Workbench is the supported client side environment for collaboration.
Assumptions
Design
Collaboration Project
A Collaboration Project must first be established before any ‘’workgroup’’ collaboration can take place. A Collaboration Project is defined and managed by Corona. When an Eclipse Workbench can join an existing Collaboration Project, the Workbench will be initialized with the local project settings.
Collaboration Builder
An Eclipse Workbench project builder (nature) will be added to each Workbench project that is associated with a Collaboration project. This will indicate that the Workbench project is participating in a Collaboration project.
The Collaboration Builder will handle all Workbench Resource Change Events and propagate them to registered Collaboration listeners. The following are the types of Collaboration listeners
- ICollaborationFileListener
- ICollaborationFolderListener
- ICollaborationResourceListener
Each Collaboration listener is responsible for handling the Workbench Resource Change event and publishing it as a Collaboration Event, if necessary.
Collaboration Events
Collaboration Events are a special type of OSGi events. Collaboration Events have a set of required attributes. In addition, they are serializable so that they can be distributed to other Corona enabled environments.