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Revision as of 13:06, 21 April 2007
Project Lead: Ogechi Nnadi (IRC: onnadi3)
Mentors: Remy Chi Jian Suen (IRC: rcjsuen), Markus Alexander Kuppe (IRC: lemmy) Blog: http://www.lemmster.de
This project is part of the Google Summer of Code 2007. The original application can be found Google Summer of Code page
Contents
About
Many Eclipse plugins require the user to specify the location of certain programs or services running locally in order for them to work. Having humans do this is unnecessary since services are commonly installed in only a few fixed locations. Thus I propose writing an Eclipse plugin that uses a number of heuristics to locate local services that other Eclipse plugins need. I also propose including a number of utilities that enable developers to easily write, extend, and distribute these service 'scanners.'
Deliverables
Terminology
Use cases
Applications / Services that should be detected
- JDK/JRE, GCC, Python, Perl, etc.
- Apache Http server, Apache Tomcat, Jetty