GWT Eclipse Plugin

This repository houses the source for the GWT Eclipse Plugin.

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Google

The Google Cloud Tools team has put a significant amount of effort in helping bring the GWT Eclipse Plugin to market.

• Google Cloud Tools

Not Included

• This plugin does not include the Google Cloud Tools Eclipse features.

Reference

• Documentation
• GWT Eclipse Plugin Youtube Playlist

Features

• GWT SDK Selection
• GWT Compiler Launcher
• GWT Development Mode with Jetty Launcher (a.k.a DevMode Super Dev Mode)
• GWT Development Mode Launcher (a.k.a CodeServer Super Dev Mode)
• GWT Legacy Development Mode Launcher (a.k.a Classic Dev Mode or OOPHM Dev Mode)
• GWT Java Editor
• GWT UIBinder Editor
• OOPHM for Legacy Dev Mode
• CSS Resources Editor
• Maven integration

Maven

Supports the two GWT Maven plugins.

• Mojo GWT Maven Plugin
• TBroyer GWT Maven Plugin

MarketPlace

Install from the Eclipse marketplace.

• https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/gwt-plugin

Repository

The Eclipse repositories for this plugin.

Production

Release update site.

• Eclipse Marketplace entry for the GWT Plugin
• Update sites for the GWT Plugin

Production Zip

Download the repo in a zip file from the latest release at the releases page. The current release is 4.0.0

Staging

The staging repository is also at plugins.gwtproject.org, under the nightly version. At this time, these are signed with a self-signed certificate.

• Nightly update site: https://plugins.gwtproject.org/eclipse/gwt-eclipse-plugin/nightly

Development

Importing

Simply use Maven to import all the plugins and modules.

• Use Eclipse Import and choose import with Existing Maven projects. Don't forget to select recursive import.
• Select all the projects and import them. This will create the .project, .classpath and .settings files. If some exist, they will be overwritten.

Target Definition

The target defintion build is based off of the Google Cloud Tools. Follow their instructions to build.

• Install the target.tbd plugin - Install the targets plugin.
• Once the plugin is installed, right click on the target.tbd file and set the target.
• Note: The targets will have to be updated by setting the targets. This will regenerate the Eclipse target files.

Build

To build, Apache Maven and Java 17 are required. Invoke mvn verify to build and test. The resulting update site can be found in repo/target/repository for local deployment and testing.

Release

Creating a release requires signing artifacts. Set the following environment variables before running mvn verify:

• SIGN_KEYSTORE - Path to a pkcs12 keystore that contains a key to use to sign this release
• SIGN_STOREPASS - Passphrase for the keystore
• SIGN_ALIAS - Alias of the key to use to sign the release
• SIGN_KEYPASS - Passphrase for the key

• SIGN_TSA - URL of a Time stamp authority to use to sign this release

  At this time, releases are performed manually. The releases deployed to the marketplace will be signed with the certificate for plugins.gwtproject.org.

Deploy

Releases are uploaded as zips to the release part of the Github project page, and also deployed at https://plugins.gwtproject.org/eclipse/gwt-eclipse-plugin as Eclipse update sites. Releases will be added to the GWT-Plugin page on the Eclipse Marketplace.

Testing

There are a couple of archetypes that are used to test.

• Single Module Mojo Archetype
• Single Module TBroyer Archetype (TBroyer GWT Maven Plugin)