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Hi All,

 

In that context I would like to propose a change of the plugin strategy of our jsdl stuff. Following our rules we should only have two plugins for jsdl, eu.geclipse.jsdl and eu.geclipse.jsdl.ui. I think it is very clear which functionalities go where. On the other hand as we agreed having jsdl as our standard job description we could also think about completely absorbing jsdl in the core, i.e. moving the eu.geclipse.jsdl to eu.geclipse.core and eu.geclipse.jsdl.ui moving to eu.geclipse.ui. We already have basic jsdl functionalities in the core - think about the JSDLJobDescription.java. So what are your opinions on that?

 

1)       Should we leave jsdl like it is?

2)       Should we migrate jsdl to 2 plugins, eu.geclipse.jsdl and eu.geclipse.jsdl.ui?

3)       Should we absorb jsdl in the eu.geclipse.core and eu.geclipse.ui?

 

Cheers, Mathias

 

Von: geclipse-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:geclipse-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Nicholas Loulloudes
Gesendet: Freitag, 20. April 2007 18:26
An: geclipse-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [geclipse-dev] Usage of JSDL Plugins

 

Hello to all,

 

I am sending this email so we could clarify which of the JSDL plug-ins are being used and by whom.

 

Currently the following 5 plug-ins exist in the g-Eclipse SVN:

§         Eu.geclipse.jsdl (core JSDL classes – EMF generated)

§         Eu.geclipse.jsdl.edit (adapters that are used by the next plug-in to manipulate the JSDL model)

§         Eu.geclipse.jsdl.editor (JSDL editor – EMF generated)

§         Eu.gelcipse.jsdl.adapters (adapters created by me to manipulate the JSDL model)

§         Eu.geclipse.jsdl.test

 

 

The following are the plugins that I am using along with their dependencies related to the above plugins:

 

I am currently using eu.geclipse.jsdl.edit, and eu.geclipse.jsdl.adapters in the JSDL editor.

 

I vote that eu.geclipse.jsdl.editor (EMF generated editor) to be removed from the SVN, since the functionality that it provides does not suit our needs.

 

Thanks in advance.

________________________________________________

 

Nicholas Loulloudes

High Performance Computing Systems Laboratory (HPCL)

Department of Computer Science,

University of Cyprus,

Nicosia, Cyprus

 

Tel:  +357-22892700

Email: loulloudes.n@xxxxxxxxxxxx

 

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