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Revision as of 03:34, 3 November 2011
Contents
General Questions
What is the Eclipse Process Manager / the Eclipse project Startdust?
Where did Stardust come from?
Who is building commercial products based on Stardust?
How is Stardust licensed?
How can I get help?
Can I get commercial support?
Supported Platforms
On which Java versions can I use Stardust?
On version 6.0.x the following Java runtimes are supported
| Vendor |
Supported Version |
| Sun |
JDK 5, JDK 6 |
| IBM |
32 Bit JRE 6.0 (in combination with WebSphere 7) |
| BEA/Oracle |
JRockit JDK 5.0, update 6 (in combination with Weblogic 10) JRockit JDK 6.0 (in combination with Weblogic 11g) |
Does Stardust work on IBM's / JRockit JDK?
IBM JDK is supported in combination with the supported IBM Websphere version.
JRockit is supported in combination with the supported Weblogic version.
Also see the answers regarding supported Java runtimes and supported Application Servers.
Which Application Server does Stardust support?
On version 6.0.x the following application servers are supported
| Server |
Version |
| IBM WebSphere |
7 |
| BEA / Oracle WebLogic |
10.3.3 |
| JBOSS |
5.1 |
| Apache Tomcat |
6.0.32 |
Which Databases does Startdust support?
On version 6.0.x the following database servers are supported
| Database | Supported Versions |
| Oracle | 10g, 11g R1 (11.1.0.6.0), 11g R2 (11.2.0.1.0) |
| DB2 UDB | 9.1, 9.5 |
| Derby | 10.3.1.4 |
| MySQL | 5.0, 5.1 |
| Sybase ASE | 15.0 |
| SQL Server | 2005, 2008 |
Which environments can Stardust run in?
Can I use Stardust from a .NET environement?
Bug Reporting & Contributing
How do I report a bug in Stardust?
How can I search the existing list of bugs in Stardust?
How can I contribute to Startdust?
Build, Dependencies & Source Code
How can I get the source code?
As a regular part of the project incubation phase the source code is currently under review by the Eclipse legal team. It will be published when the legal review is completed. Check for the latest news on the Stardust main page.
What are the dependencies?
The Stardust dependencies are managed via Apache Maven. Maven POM files describing the dependencies for your target environment and configuration are can be found in our Maven repository.
How do I get acces to the Maven repository?
For the time being, please procure an account as described here.
What jars do I need for a Java Client?
Please check the product documentaton chapter suitable for your environment (Spring, EJB). Maven POM files to generate a client project will soon be added to the Maven repository.
Internationalization (i18n)
What languages are supported?
The supported languages are English, German, Simplified Chinese and Japanese.
Can I get Stardust in another language?
A: Stardust's portal, error messages and Eclipse plugins are fully i18ned and can be translated by anyone into additional languages. One only has to create and translate the corresponding resource bundles. We found a convenient way to do this using excelbundle and create a script to make the rountrip (translation-update-review-adjustment) easier. This way also non technical people can work on the translation in an Excel sheet.
Trouble Shooting
How can I prevent OutOfMemoryErrors on Tomcat?
The default Tomcat settings (in a RAD scenario) do not allocate much memory. Hence the application may run often out of memory quite frequently. The console log will often throw a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError exception. To avoid this, just add a different memory settings in the Tomcat launch configuration:
Servers > Open Launch Configuration > Arguments > VM arguments > at the very bottom add >
-Xms128m -Xmx512m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m
On a standalone server (outside eclipse RAD environment) start tomcat using:
set JAVA_OPTS=-Xms128m -Xmx512m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m
catalina.bat run
Other
How to change the default port on Oracle XE?
c:\> sqlplus '/ as sysdba'
SQL> EXEC DBMS_XDB.SETHTTPPOR SQL> SELECT dbms_xdb.gethttpport, dbms_xdb.getftpport FROM dual;T(8081);[1]
How can I browse the Jackrabbit repository contents?
The easiest way to browse the Jackrabbit repository is to use WebDAV and configure the repository as a network drive under Windows. You will need to ensure that the WebDAV servlets (Simple WebDAV and JCR over WebDAV) are configured properly in the web.xml of your web application. You can then use a command like the following to map the repository as a network drive:
net use t: "http://<hostname>:<port>/<context-root>/jackrabbit/repository/default/ipp-repository" /User:<jcr-user> <jcr-password>
The <jcr-user> and <jcr-password> can be obtained by looking up the values specified in the jackrabbit-jcr-context.xml file.
To browse the Jackrabbit tree and look up the node property values you can use a tool like JCR Browser (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jcrbrowser). This tool provides options to connect to the repository over RMI/WebDAV etc.
How do I configure the DMS / Content repository / Jackrabbit to ...?
For Jackrabbit configuration, tuning options and more please see the Jackrabbit wiki.