Re: [Springide-eclip-developer] J2EE artifact contributions

[Torsten J. <tor...@on...>]

Steven,

are you still interested in developing wizards for Spring IDE?

How about this one http://springide.org/project/ticket/141 ?

Cheers,
Torsten

On 02.06.2005, at 09:28, Steven Devijver wrote:

> Hi,
>
> It struck me a few days ago while I was browsing the Weblogic
> administrative console that while J2EE artifacts can be configured in
> Spring just as in Weblogic or any other application server (data
> source, connection pools, Hibernate session factories, JDO persistence
> stores, message queues, ....) Spring doesn't have a console to manage
> those artifacts.
>
> Since Spring configuration happens off-line most of the time it would
> make sense to provide a number of wizards in an IDE environment to set
> up common J2EE artifacts. Examples would be:
>
> * generic bean configuration wizard.
> * data source configuration wizard.
> * Hibernate session factory configuration wizard.
> * JDO persistence store configuration wizard.
> * Acegi configuration wizard.
> * Service configuration wizard which would include transaction
> demarcation and security demarcation.
> * ActiveMQ configuration wizard.
>
> Spring IDE already offers a lot of core functionality to this end so
> it makes sense to me to add these wizards to the Spring IDE project.
>
> It would make sense to me to discuss these items on this list before
> implementation is started. The generic bean configuration wizard
> (GBCW) seems like a good starting point. I see this as an extension
> point for other wizards.
>
> The GBCW would ideally have these features:
>
> * a field for the bean ID.
> * a field for selecting a class. I've already looked at
> org.eclipse.jdt.ui.wizards.NewClassWizardPage for this.
> * other bean settings: abstract, lazy-init, singleton, parent, init
> and destroy methods, autowiring, ... .
> * property editing: simple values, beans, bean references, lists,
> maps, properties, sets, ... .
>
> To give you some background: I've done some experimenting with Eclipse
> plug-in development but basically I have little experience. I see this
> as an opportunity to improve my Eclipse development skills.
>
> Please send your feedback to the list.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Steven Devijver
>
>
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>
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