[jbosstools-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (JBIDE-10171) OpenShift Express Use Case Scenario

[Andre Dietisheim (Issue Comment Edited) (JIRA)]

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Andre Dietisheim edited comment on JBIDE-10171 at 12/6/11 6:30 PM:
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I now implemented the following approach:

* checkbox "create new project" that is checked by default, which will allow you to import the OpenShift Application to your workspace

!create-new-project.png!

* added a text field and a browse button that are enabled if you uncheck "create new project"

!use-existing-project.png!

* the browse button will allow you to choose among projects in your workspace. Valid projects are
      * not (team) shared
      * has no .git folder
      * is an Eclipse WTP project

!choose-existing-project.png!

* if the checkbox "create new project" is unchecked, you'll get the chosen project "OpenShift enabled". I add the OpenShift configuration files (.openshift, deployments, .git, pom.xml - No file is overwritten if it already exists), connect it to a git repo and commit the files within the project.
* If you choose to "OpenShift enable" your existing project, you'll get warning about the imminent modifications.

The missing corrections are the following:
* I should create (if it does not exist yet) a .gitignore file which will cover the following items
      * target
      * .settings
      * .project
      * .classpath
      * .factorypath

@Max: please review what's currently in trunk. The only item that is not there yet, is the .gitignore file
                
      was (Author: adietish):
    I now implemented the following approach:

* checkbox "create new project" that is checked by default, which will allow you to import the OpenShift Application to your workspace

!create-new-project.png!

* added a text field and a browse button that are enabled if you uncheck "create new project"

!use-existing-project.png!

* the browse button will allow you to choose among projects in your workspace. Valid projects are
   * not (team) shared
   * has no .git folder
   * is an Eclipse WTP project

!choose-existing-project.png!

* if the checkbox "create new project" is unchecked, you'll get the chosen project "OpenShift enabled". I add the OpenShift configuration files (.openshift, deployments, .git, pom.xml - No file is overwritten if it already exists), connect it to a git repo and commit the files within the project.
* If you choose to "OpenShift enable" your existing project, you'll get warning about the imminent modifications.

The missing corrections are the following:
* I should create (if it does not exist yet) a .gitignore file which will cover the following items
    * target
    * .settings
    * .project
    * .classpath
    * .factorypath

@Max: please review what's currently in trunk. The only item that is not there yet, is the .gitignore file
                  
> OpenShift Express Use Case Scenario
> -----------------------------------
>
>                 Key: JBIDE-10171
>                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-10171
>             Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
>          Issue Type: Feature Request
>          Components: openshift
>            Reporter: Burr Sutter
>            Assignee: Max Rydahl Andersen
>            Priority: Critical
>             Fix For: 3.3.0.M5
>
>         Attachments: choose-existing-project.png, create-new-project.png, import-exiting-project.patch, merge-with-unknown.png, not-compatible.png, selectable-examples.png, use-existing-project.png
>
>
> Here is the workflow:
> 1) User starts with one of the 4 key archetypes (ee6  war, ee6 ear, springmvc, html5) to create a default application
> 2) deploys that app to a local JBoss instance to manually test
> 3) user sets up a New Server attached to an application at OpenShift Express
> 4) User now deploys the project created in step 1 above to the openshift express server
> And a related workflow:
> 1) User imports a pre-existing Maven project
> 2) Adjusts his dependencies for JBoss AS deployment
> 3) deploys and tests on a localhost version of JBoss AS7
> 4) Configures a OpenShift Server in the Servers tab
> 5) Deploys to Openshift

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