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* Install Maven 2 according to provided instructions in README.txt | * Install Maven 2 according to provided instructions in README.txt | ||
* Install the [http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html Subversion Plug-in for Eclipse] | * Install the [http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html Subversion Plug-in for Eclipse] | ||
| + | * Create your Eclipse workspace, and associate it with Maven by running "mvn -Declipse.workspace=<path-to-eclipse-workspace> eclipse:add-maven-repo" | ||
Spring: | Spring: | ||
* Checkout Spring from the Spring CVS repository: :pserver:anonymous@springframework.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/springframework | * Checkout Spring from the Spring CVS repository: :pserver:anonymous@springframework.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/springframework | ||
| − | * | + | * Within Eclipse, run the build.xml in the project root directory with target "mvn.install.jars"; This will put the Spring JARs in your local Maven repository |
Spring-OSGI: | Spring-OSGI: | ||
* Checkout Spring-OSGi from Subversion | * Checkout Spring-OSGi from Subversion | ||
| − | * | + | * Populate your local maven repository with the OSGi frameworks: Execute the /spring-osgi/add-frameworks.xml ant script; if you run this from within Eclipse you may need to add the maven/bin directory to your path in the Ant launch configuration dialog. |
| − | * Run the | + | * Run the maven command "mvn clean install" from the project root to compile and deploy this as an OSGi bundle in your local maven repository. |
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Running the spell checking example: | Running the spell checking example: | ||
Revision as of 10:59, 22 September 2006
Discussion of integrating Spring with OSGi are going on in the Spring-OSGi mailing list.
The following are steps to getting started with integrating Spring with the Equinox OSGi implementation. These directions assume you already have access to the Spring-OSGi Subversion repository. If you don't have access, stay tuned for details on when the repository will be made public.
(These instructions are written by a maven neophyte - if there is a better way to do this, please update the instructions.
Preliminaries:
- Download Maven 2
- Install Maven 2 according to provided instructions in README.txt
- Install the Subversion Plug-in for Eclipse
- Create your Eclipse workspace, and associate it with Maven by running "mvn -Declipse.workspace=<path-to-eclipse-workspace> eclipse:add-maven-repo"
Spring:
- Checkout Spring from the Spring CVS repository: :pserver:anonymous@springframework.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/springframework
- Within Eclipse, run the build.xml in the project root directory with target "mvn.install.jars"; This will put the Spring JARs in your local Maven repository
Spring-OSGI:
- Checkout Spring-OSGi from Subversion
- Populate your local maven repository with the OSGi frameworks: Execute the /spring-osgi/add-frameworks.xml ant script; if you run this from within Eclipse you may need to add the maven/bin directory to your path in the Ant launch configuration dialog.
- Run the maven command "mvn clean install" from the project root to compile and deploy this as an OSGi bundle in your local maven repository.
Running the spell checking example:
- Run "mvn install" from the spring-osgi/samples/spell-checker directory.
- You can now either hack the file spring-osgi/samples/spell-checker/run/config.ini to fix the paths to your local maven repository, and run with the provided build.xml script, or ...
- Copy the bundles listed in config.ini into some directory on your local disk (c:\spring-osgi\plugins); The util-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar and apache-commons-1.0.jar won't be found, but they don't seem to be needed for anything
- Change the Plugin Development target platform to be this directory (c:\spring-osgi)
- Create an OSGi Framework launch configuration
- Set the start level of each bundle so that they are started in this order:
- common-lib-1.0.jar
- spring-core-2.1.jar
- spring-aop-2.1.jar
- spring-beans-2.1.jar
- spring-context-2.1.jar
- spring-osgi-2.1.jar
- dictionary-service-1.0.jar
- spellcheck-service-1.0.jar
- Finally, run the launch configuration. From the console, manually increment the start level until all bundles are active