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(a)eviware.com&gt; 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! >>> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> jbosside-dev mailing list >> jbosside-dev(a)lists.jboss.org >> https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/jbosside-dev > > > > ---- > Max Rydahl Andersen > callto://max.rydahl.andersen > > Hibernate > max(a)hibernate.org > http://hibernate.org > > JBoss a division of Red Hat > max.andersen(a)jboss.com > > >