tptp-platform-dev

[tptp-platform-dev] Project meta data is out of date for tptp.platform

emo@xxxxxxx (portal on behalf of emo) — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 04:00:18 GMT

Torsten,
Projects are required to keep meta data up to date using the MyFoundation
Portal (http://portal.eclipse.org/).  The following problems were found
with this project's meta-data:

* The date for release "4.8.0" is in the past, but the release is not
marked as completed. If it is completed, it should be marked as completed;
if it has been postponed, it should be given a new target date.
* There is no next/future release of this project. All Eclipse projects
must have a "next release" planned and scheduled.

[tptp-platform-dev] Project meta data is out of date for tptp.platform

emo@xxxxxxx (portal on behalf of emo) — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 05:00:14 GMT

Torsten,
Projects are required to keep meta data up to date using the MyFoundation
Portal (http://portal.eclipse.org/).  The following problems were found
with this project's meta-data:

* The date for release "4.8.0" is in the past, but the release is not
marked as completed. If it is completed, it should be marked as completed;
if it has been postponed, it should be given a new target date.
* There is no next/future release of this project. All Eclipse projects
must have a "next release" planned and scheduled.

[tptp-platform-dev] Re : Building and repackaging native code for the agent controller ...

tontonflingueur005-tptpdev@xxxxxxx (tontonflingueur005-tptpdev@xxxxxxxx) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:48:49 GMT

Hi Torsten,

Thank you very much for your quick answer. 

Basically the patch realloc()ates the buffer if it finds out that the message length is too large. 

I do not think that it is wise to include it as is though, because it allows a rogue client to allocatethe whole memory of your computer. So, it would be nice to add a configuration in serviceconfig.xml with the maximum size of a message, so that the user could increase this value if needed, but I am not sure to understand yet how to read the configuration from socketListener.c. 

In the case where the message size is bigger than the maximum size, sending a nice message to the client with a disconnect instead of closing the listening socket (which makes the agent completely deaf until you restart the agent controller) would even be nicer, but for the moment I do not know how to achieve that and thus having a clear message in servicelog.log will be sufficient. 

Best Regards and have a nice week-end,
Luke

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De : Torsten Stolpmann 
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Objet : Re: [tptp-platform-dev] Building and repackaging native code for the agent controller ...

Hi Luke,

as the project maintainership has switched last year the build hosts 
from the previous maintainers are no longer available to the project, so 
I can not answer the question on what was previously used as the 
linux-32 build platform on top of my head. Most probably this had been 
documented somewhere on the TPTP web site.

We are currently building the linux-32 binaries successfully on a CentOS 
5.7 system (Using the gcc/g++-compat packages) as part of a 
multi-platform build procedure for the whole project. The current build 
process is far from being trivial so if there are any detailed problems 
you encountered, please feel free to ask away.

Is it possible that you add a patch for SocketListener.c to bug 366612? 
I would be happy to review and integrate this on the current development 
tree. Your input is much appreciated.

Regards,

Torsten

On 27.01.2012 16:24, tontonflingueur005-tptpdev@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Related to the bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=366612 we found out that the time-out we had on Linux32 on our projects with lots of dependencies was ultimately caused by the buffer allocated in the function processClientRequest in
>
>
>      TPTP platform/org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller/src-native-new/src/transport/socketTL/SocketListener.c
>
> I managed to rebuild the agent controller and accompanying libraries using the scripts in  :
>
>
>      TPTP platform/org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller/src-native-new/build,
>
>
> and now our ample works correctly, however I encountered some makefile and even source code incompatibilities on my build platform (Fedora 15). I also found out that I needed to re-build libraries from the javaprofiler or they would be incompatible with the agent controller, so my question are :
>
> * what platform/distribution do you use/recommend at the Eclipse Foundation to generate native code for linux ?
>
>
> * more generally, how do you recreate  the installable package for the standalone agent controllers packages, the embedded agent controller, and the javaprofiler plugins ? Please apologize if this is a basic question but I am a complete eclipse plugin development newbie.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Luke
>
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Re: [tptp-platform-dev] Building and repackaging native code for the agent controller ...

stolpmann@xxxxxxx (Torsten Stolpmann) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:53:34 GMT

Hi Luke,

as the project maintainership has switched last year the build hosts from the previous maintainers are no longer available to the project, so I can not answer the question on what was previously used as the linux-32 build platform on top of my head. Most probably this had been documented somewhere on the TPTP web site.

We are currently building the linux-32 binaries successfully on a CentOS 5.7 system (Using the gcc/g++-compat packages) as part of a multi-platform build procedure for the whole project. The current build process is far from being trivial so if there are any detailed problems you encountered, please feel free to ask away.

Is it possible that you add a patch for SocketListener.c to bug 366612? I would be happy to review and integrate this on the current development tree. Your input is much appreciated.

Regards,

Torsten

On 27.01.2012 16:24, tontonflingueur005-tptpdev@xxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi,

Related to the bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=366612 we found out that the time-out we had on Linux32 on our projects with lots of dependencies was ultimately caused by the buffer allocated in the function processClientRequest in


     TPTP platform/org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller/src-native-new/src/transport/socketTL/SocketListener.c

I managed to rebuild the agent controller and accompanying libraries using the scripts in  :


     TPTP platform/org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller/src-native-new/build,


and now our ample works correctly, however I encountered some makefile and even source code incompatibilities on my build platform (Fedora 15). I also found out that I needed to re-build libraries from the javaprofiler or they would be incompatible with the agent controller, so my question are :

* what platform/distribution do you use/recommend at the Eclipse Foundation to generate native code for linux ?


* more generally, how do you recreate  the installable package for the standalone agent controllers packages, the embedded agent controller, and the javaprofiler plugins ? Please apologize if this is a basic question but I am a complete eclipse plugin development newbie.


Best regards,

Luke

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[tptp-platform-dev] Building and repackaging native code for the agent controller ...

tontonflingueur005-tptpdev@xxxxxxx (tontonflingueur005-tptpdev@xxxxxxxx) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:24:23 GMT

Hi,

Related to the bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=366612 we found out that the time-out we had on Linux32 on our projects with lots of dependencies was ultimately caused by the buffer allocated in the function processClientRequest in 


    TPTP platform/org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller/src-native-new/src/transport/socketTL/SocketListener.c

I managed to rebuild the agent controller and accompanying libraries using the scripts in  :


    TPTP platform/org.eclipse.tptp.platform.agentcontroller/src-native-new/build, 


and now our ample works correctly, however I encountered some makefile and even source code incompatibilities on my build platform (Fedora 15). I also found out that I needed to re-build libraries from the javaprofiler or they would be incompatible with the agent controller, so my question are :

* what platform/distribution do you use/recommend at the Eclipse Foundation to generate native code for linux ?


* more generally, how do you recreate  the installable package for the standalone agent controllers packages, the embedded agent controller, and the javaprofiler plugins ? Please apologize if this is a basic question but I am a complete eclipse plugin development newbie.


Best regards, 

Luke

[tptp-platform-dev] Project meta data is out of date for tptp.platform

emo@xxxxxxx (portal on behalf of emo) — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 05:00:15 GMT

Torsten,
Projects are required to keep meta data up to date using the MyFoundation
Portal (http://portal.eclipse.org/).  The following problems were found
with this project's meta-data:

* The date for release "4.8.0" is in the past, but the release is not
marked as completed. If it is completed, it should be marked as completed;
if it has been postponed, it should be given a new target date.
* There is no next/future release of this project. All Eclipse projects
must have a "next release" planned and scheduled.

[tptp-platform-dev] Project meta data is out of date for tptp.platform

emo@xxxxxxx (portal on behalf of emo) — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 04:00:25 GMT

Torsten,
Projects are required to keep meta data up to date using the MyFoundation
Portal (http://portal.eclipse.org/).  The following problems were found
with this project's meta-data:

* There is no next/future release of this project. All Eclipse projects
must have a "next release" planned and scheduled.

[tptp-platform-dev] Time out error occurred while attempting to launch the process

janani.nat@xxxxxxx (Janani Natarajan) — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 12:29:21 GMT

Hi,

I have already searched this forum and several others(Eclipse community )
regarding TPTP throwing time out error when profiling.But they all still
didnt provide solution to my problem.

I have fresh installation of eclipse helios SR2 and installed TPTP plugins
from the updatesite. Most of the post in the forum says, profiling for
smaller applications work fine and time out error occurs only when profiling
for large applications. But then when i tried for a small Hello World
application , I still get time out error(one of the selected launch
delegates has failed tptp). 

I am not sure of the reason.I tried all the steps already provided for the
same issue such as
1) killing the ACServer.exe process and tried profiling a java application
from start
2)Testing if the connection is fine in Windows->Preference->Agent
Controller->Hosts.Connection returns success
3)Restarting the eclipse.

I am stuck up with this issue. Request help on resolving this asap. Thanks
in advance

Regards
Janani

Actually ,what i find is, when i tried to profile a hello world application
in a workspace which does not have any other package and no project
dependencies, profiling works good. But I actually want to profile a
application which is quite large and have dependencies with other packages.
So when i created my HelloWorld program inside an already existing package
with dependencies to others, then profiling was failing for that simple
program too.

Can anyone let me know how to resolve this. 


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[tptp-platform-dev] Time out error occurred while attempting to launch the process

janani.nat@xxxxxxx (Janani Natarajan) — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 11:33:07 GMT

Hi,

I have already searched this forum and several others(Eclipse community ) regarding TPTP throwing time out error when profiling.But they all still didnt provide solution to my problem.

I have fresh installation of eclipse helios SR2 and installed TPTP plugins from the updatesite. Most of the post in the forum says, profiling for smaller applications work fine and time out error occurs only when profiling for large applications. But then when i tried for a small Hello World application , I still get time out error(one of the selected launch delegates has failed tptp).

I am not sure of the reason.I tried all the steps already provided for the same issue such as
1) killing the ACServer.exe process and tried profiling a java application from start
2)Testing if the connection is fine in Windows->Preference->Agent Controller->Hosts.Connection returns success
3)Restarting the eclipse.

I am stuck up with this issue. Request help on resolving this asap. Thanks in advance

Regards
Janani

[tptp-platform-dev] Changes in TPTP PMC

kathy@xxxxxxx (Kathy Chan) — Thu, 12 May 2011 23:20:36 GMT

We would like to announce that we have completed the transition of TPTP leadership as mentioned earlier in the forwarded email. Wayne Beaton is now the PMC lead for TPTP. Torsten Stolpmann from Verit is the project lead for the Platform, Testing Tools, and Trace and Profiling Tools projects. The other existing PMC members (including myself) had resigned from the PMC in the April 11 PMC meeting as originally planned. Thank you Oliver, Jonathan, Ernest and Jerome for your participation in the TPTP PMC!

In the next couple of weeks, we will also be cleaning up the committer list for the various TPTP projects to remove committers who will no longer be actively participating. I would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their contribution to the TPTP projects.

So, over to you Torsten and Wayne. Best wishes with the TPTP projects!

Regards,
Kathy Chan
IBM Canada Lab

kathy@xxxxxxxxxx

----- Forwarded by Kathy Chan/Toronto/IBM on 05/12/2011 07:18 PM -----

From:	Kathy Chan/Toronto/IBM@IBMCA
To:	tptp-platform-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx, tptp-monitoring-tools-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx, tptp-tracing-profiling-tools-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx, tptp-testing-tools-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Cc:	tptp-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:	03/28/2011 11:10 PM
Subject:	[tptp-pmc] IMPORTANT NEWS: Updated plans for TPTP projects
Sent by:	tptp-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx

TPTP Community,

As communicated in November 2011, the PMC had plan to archive the TPTP projects after TPTP 4.7.2, which was released back in February. Details of the plan was available in:

http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/project_info/devplans/EclipseTPTPProjectPlan2010.htm

In mid-February, the PMC was notified by the EMO that Claudia Könnecke and Torsten Stolpmann from Verit (verit Informationssysteme GmbH based in Germany) had expressed interest in taking over the TPTP project rather than let it terminate. We had a number of PMC meetings since then to discuss the best course of action. Details of those discussion can be found in the http://wiki.eclipse.org/TPTP_PMC.

In summary, Verit plans to preserve the current state for the Platform and Testing Tools sub-projects. As they don't have hands-on experience with the Trace and Profiling Tools sub-project or the resource to support it, they agreed that the Trace and Profiling Tools sub-project should be archived.

Verit is currently setting up their build environment to be able to perform TPTP builds. Once a stable build environment is established, they will attempt to restructure the build to remove the Trace and Profiling Tools features and plugins. Afterwards, they will re-address the possible archiving of the Trace and Profiling Tools sub-project.

The current group of committers and PMC members plan to stay on the project until April 11. Wayne Beaton from the EMO had joined the PMC to help out with the transition. In order to ensure smooth transition, we will be proposing to add new committers from Verit to the various sub-projects and will soon be transferring project leaderships to them as well.

In the next two weeks, the current PMC members and the build team will continue to provide support to Verit as they get up to speed with the TPTP project. Torsten will be communicating further updates of this transition to the community.

Please let the PMC know if you have any questions or concern.

Regards,
Kathy Chan
IBM Canada Lab

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