| Re: [camf-dev] Plugin is not working |
Hi Danilo, I will answer inline below :) > On 16 Feb 2016, at 00:05, Danilo Cianciulli <cianciullidanilo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Nicholas, > thank you very much for your helpfulness. > I understand that my previous email could be a bit confusing, so let's > try to deal with one problem at time. Sure! > As starting point, I would be happy to deploy a single-node > application, therefore there would be, as an instance, an EAR file > that has to be deployed on an application server such as JBoss, which > is running on a VM. Ok that would be easy. I assume you have a cooked VM image in your OpenStack cluster with JBoss installed? If yes, then the EAR file can be added as a Software artifact - hence drag and drop it to your new VM blueprint and it will be transferred when the VM deploys. > > Before I could get started, I'm dealing with unresolved compilation > issues, essentially within the infosystem.model.edit and tosca > modules. > The most important one is that concerning the former, as it is looking > for MONITORING_PROBE__URL field that cannot be found in the > infosystem.model module. Therefore, I was wondering if the > infosystem.model.edit module is vital, since it has been removed from > the submodules list under the parent pom as part of the last commit. The *.infosystem.model.edit plugin is not essential to the build. Actually is not used currently. I will check the our latest revision and remove it from the repository if that is the case. > Moreover, its code is out of step with the content of infosystem.ecore > file under infosystem.model. Same as above :) > With respect to the latter (tosca module), the problem is concerning > the lack of the file TOSCA-v1.0.xsd, but I believe that it's not > essential. > This is not a problem and will not affect your runtime!! FYI, we cannot add the TOSCA xsd to our repo due to 3rd party license issues. > Another problem that prevents me from running a clean CAMF plugin > instance is the one whose stack trace has been posted here > http://pastebin.com/7xtAu8GU. This exception pops out as soon as I > open the CAMF perspective, and I believe it may be related to the fact > I can't access to already created cloud projects from the "Cloud > Project View" even if they are visible from the "Project Explorer" > view. To get things clear here: - Are you able to define correctly the Cloud provider preferences from the Preferences menu? - Can you create a Cloud project? I am asking this because you said “ … can't access to already created cloud projects … " - If YES: when does the project content disappears? After Eclipse restarts? - From which perspective can you create a Cloud project? - If NO: the above exception is thrown when trying to create a project? - > > Best regards. > > Danilo Cianciulli Best, Nicholas
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