Equinox Resource Monitoring Demo

Demo - in SDK

Server

• install server zip into SDK
• set port and protocol
• start SDK
  • server will start automatically
• create some resources in the workspace
  • File -> Import -> Plug-ins and Fragments -> Import As Projects with source folders
  • type "org.eclipse.equinox.*" in the filter and choose Add
  • Finish
• set a preference value
  • Window -> Preferences -> General -> Workspace -> Build Automatically
  • Note that it is checked to be true
  • close Preferences window

Client

• install client zip into SDK
• start SDK
• JMX Server -> Open Connection
• choose proper host, port and protocol
• OK

Bundles

• expand Bundles
  • note these are all the bundles that are installed on the server
• expand org.eclipse.equinoix.registry
  • note that the imported packages and required bundles are listed as well as the services
  • expand the imported packages to show what it requires
  • expand the required bundles to show what it requires
    • expand org.eclipse.equinox.common to show it is recursive
  • expand Services
    • note the 3 different icons for providing, using, and both

Extension Registry

• all the extension points are listed
• future work: add extensions, namespaces, better grouping, and more methods
• navigate to the runtime.applications extension point and see the server application and ide application
• Note: can we hook in Tom's demos here? click on an extension and start it remotely?

Preferences

• Expand Preferences -> instance -> org.eclipse.core.resources
• select node
• select operation Put
• In Invocation view, make the key "description.autobuilding" and the value "false"
• Invoke
• Window -> Preferences -> General -> Workspace
• Note that the Build Automatically preference is now unchecked

Sleak

• expand Sleak
• TODO why don't these numbers look right??

VM

• expand VM Stats
• look at all the VM info

Workspace Resources

• see the 6 equinox projects in the workspace.
• select the launcher fragment
• in the operations part of the form, select delete
• make the navigator from the server instance visible to the user
• in the invocation view hit Delete
• note that the resource was deleted from the server

Demo - standalone application

• unzip exported product
• set up ppro VM
• start the server

End-to-End demo

• get the osgi.jar from the latest build
• start OSGi: java -jar osgi.jar -console
• install the file installer jar
• drop in the server bundles