Re: [buckminster-dev] Component Reader for Locally stored Java projects

[Thomas Hallgren <thomas@xxxxxxx>]

Hi Sharma,
There are two readers that you can use depending on what behavior that 
you desire:

'local'
is a reader that will do no materialization at all. It will just bind 
what it finds to the workspace. I.e. no copying will be performed. This 
reader is ideal when Buckminster takes part as a slave in a larger 
build-system and the larger system already has checked everything out to 
your local system.

Here's an example of a provider set up to use a local reader set up to 
use the value of the 'mc.root' property as the root.

   <rm:searchPath name="default">
       <rm:provider readerType="local" componentType="eclipse-project" 
mutable="true" source="true">
           <pv:uri format="{0}/{1}">
               <bc:propertyRef key="mc.root" />
               <bc:propertyRef key="buckminster.component" />
           </pv:uri>
       </rm:provider>
   </rm:searchPath>

'url.catalog'
Assumes that your component is found using a URL root. If you use 'file' 
as the protocol for this URL, you will get a reader that will 
materialize from your filesystem. In contrast to the 'local' reader, 
this reader will perform a true materialization, i.e. copy the material. 
Example:

   <rm:searchPath name="default">
       <rm:provider readerType="url.catalog" 
componentType="eclipse.project" mutable="true" source="true">
           <pv:uri format="file:/localhome/components/{0}">
               <bc:propertyRef key="buckminster.component" />
           </pv:uri>
       </rm:provider>
   </rm:searchPath>


Kind Regards,
Thomas Hallgren


Sharma, Jaikumar wrote:
> Dear All,
>  
> I have a java project stored locally on my disk. I want to resolve and 
> materialize that project in eclipse.
>  
> My question is which Component Reader is to be used to resolve and 
> materialize the project ? Does anybody has any example of acheiving this ?
>  
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Buckminster_Component_Reader
>  
> I can see many component readers, but no exmples yet.
>  
> Thanks for pointers!
>  
> Regards
>
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