[jbosside-dev] New "Packages" tooling is in the nightly build (with unit tests)

[Ole Matzura]

Hi Max,

compared to the current beta-2, the nightly build is a huge improvement 
since it contains all soapUI functionality.. (via the SWT_AWT bridge as 
we have discussed already). Also, we are currently finalizing soapUI 
1.7, which includes some new cool features for mocking webservices from 
within the IDE (ie select a WSDL, generate a complete 
mock-implementation, customize its behaviour, etc..), which is great for 
client testing/development, rapid prototyping, etc..

We could definetely prepare a number of viewlets showing of the 
jbossws-specific features in the plugin;
- publish Pojo / EJB / EJB3 as webservice
- implement WSDL
- generate WebService client

and also some more general ones, ie
- Functional Testing of WebServices
- Load Testing of WebServices
- TestDriven development of WebServices
- etc..

(add " with JBossIDE" to all the above..)

interested?

regards!

/Ole
eviware.com

Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 02:26:02 +0100, Ole Matzura <ole at eviware.com> wrote:
>
>> Congrats Marshall!
>>
>> What happens to the "old" packaging API.. is it still there? Or do we 
>> need to recode all our stuff?
>>
>> What are you planning to show at EclipseCon? Should we prepare 
>> something for you?
>
> do you have something new and shiny ? :)
>
> We are going to have 4 booths at the conference and any ideas suggestions
> for that would be beautifull.
>
> One thing that I found great from earlier years was to do some flash 
> movies
> (viewlets) that demonstrates the main features - that made it much 
> easier to
> remember to illustrate the right points (+ it looks cool ;)
>
> Could that be something you could do for us in context of 
> soapui/jbossws integration
> into JBossIDE?
>
> /max
>
>>
>> regards!
>>
>> /Ole
>> eviware.com
>>
>> Marshall Culpepper wrote:
>>> Hey guys..
>>>
>>> After way too long, the new Packages tooling is now being included 
>>> in the nightly build. You can test/play with it by installing the 
>>> Core zip from the next nightly build that pops up. I've also added 
>>> the unit tests for the Packages tools to the build, so there will 
>>> about 15 more tests to look at in our build logs =). Rob and I have 
>>> been doing marathon bug search-and-destroy missions, so any feedback 
>>> you could provide before EclipseCon would be great (we're hoping it 
>>> will be in release mode before then).
>>>
>>> Once I finish my current bug list, I'll probably take a breather and 
>>> make either a small demo movie or write a quick doc about it. In the 
>>> long term I hope to have documentation from both the user side and 
>>> the developer side (as I know there are more than just 1 or 2 of you 
>>> who plan on using/extending these tools). Happy Packaging!
>>>
>>
>>
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