CDODebugUtils

Displays settings of CDOObjects as fields. Usable via logical structure view.

Building the plugin

Maven

1. Download and install Eclipse IDE 2019-03 (for Enterprise Java developers).
2. File -> Import -> Existing Projects into Workspace -> Next -> Select root directory -> REPOSITORY_PATH -> Select "parent" -> Finish
3. Right click on the project -> Run as -> Maven install

Manually

1. Download and install Eclipse IDE 2019-03 (for Enterprise Java developers).
2. File -> Import -> Existing Projects into Workspace -> Next -> Select root directory -> REPOSITORY_PATH -> Select the option "Search for nested projects" -> Select "tools.mdsd.cdo.debug.variablesview" -> Finish
3. Right click on the project -> Run as -> Eclipse Application

Running the examples

1. Download and install Eclipse IDE 2019-03 (for Enterprise Java developers).

2. Analogous to "Building the plugin - Manually", import following nested projects:

   • de.cooperateproject.repository.product
   • cdotest
   • CDOWebPage

3. Navigate to cdotest/de.cooperateproject.repository.targetplatforms/neon.target and click on the link "Set as Active Target Platform" in the upper right corner.

4. Open de.cooperateproject.repository.product/CooperateCDOServer.product and click on the Launch button.

   A warning will be printed to the console, similar to !MESSAGE CDO server configuration not found: /Applications/Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/configuration/cdo-server.xml.

   Copy REPOSITORY_PATH/test_projects/cdoserver/org.eclipse.emf.cdo.server.product/config/cdo-server.xml to the path printed in the warning.

5. Click on the Stop button in the Console tab in Eclipse and launch the server again by clicking the Launch button in the product.

6. Debug one of the Demo... classes in the cdotest project as described in the comments on the bottom of the files.