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Check out the easysoa-model-demo project, do a mvn eclipse:eclipse at the root of the maven projects (in plugins/), import them all in Eclipse and you're ready to go !
In order to build and deploy the plugins, you can either:
- Use [Buildr](Development Environment) (recommended). Check out the easysoa-demo-dist to the same folder as the other repository, configure your Nuxeo location in
build.yaml, then build and deploy by typingbuildr nx_mvn nx_distfrom the easysoa-demo-dist folder. - Build them using the
buildPlugins.sh(or.bat) script, them move thetarget/pluginscontents to your Nuxeo plugins folder (./nxserver/plugins).
This pom project has only been set up to resolve compatibility issues between Nuxeo and Sonatype's M2Eclipse. You should keep this project open in your Eclipse workspace so that M2E refers to this projects pom.xml, and not to the "real one".
If you're having errors in the easysoa-demo-core-* projects, use M2Eclipse's "Update project configuration" option to update the dependencies references.
To debug Nuxeo, in bin/nuxeo.conf uncomment or adapt the following line :
JAVA_OPTS=$JAVA_OPTS -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8787,server=y,suspend=n
then restart the server, connect your debugging environment (ex. Eclipse > Debug configurations... > Remote Application) to said local port (here 8787), and start placing breakpoints.
WARNING this does not work on Windows with Nuxeo 5.4.1 and possibly earlier, see "Application crashes after switching debug mode on (Windows)" [NXP-6040] (https://jira.nuxeo.com/browse/NXP-6040).
To test (with JUnit) Nuxeo developments, there must be a runnning Nuxeo server, or at least part of it. There are several ways :
Use a custom JUnit Feature, and annotations to configure an embedded Nuxeo deployment. Available features :
- EasySOAFeature : adds EasySOA bundle & document types to CoreFeature. Example : [SCAImportTest] (https://github.com/easysoa/easysoa-model-demo/blob/master/plugins/easysoa-model-demo-core/src/test/java/org/easysoa/sca/SCAImportTest.java)
- EasySOAServerFeature : adds a Jetty HTTP server. Example (still in the works, also adds custom vocabulary) : [VocabulariesTest] (https://github.com/easysoa/easysoa-model-demo/blob/master/plugins/easysoa-model-demo-core/src/test/java/org/easysoa/tests/VocabulariesTest.java)
- original Nuxeo Features : RuntimeFeature (bare runtime), CoreFeature (adds base document API). More at http://doc.nuxeo.com/display/CORG/Unit+Testing
Extend org.nuxeo.runtime.test.NXRuntimeTestCase, and use the deployBundle, deployContrib methods & others to configure an embedded Nuxeo deployment. Example : see org.nuxeo.ecm.core.storage.sql.SQLRepositoryTestCase
Write tests that interact remotely with a manually deployed Nuxeo by extending [NotificationTestCase] (https://github.com/easysoa/easysoa-model-demo/blob/master/plugins/easysoa-model-demo-rest/src/test/java/org/easysoa/test/rest/tools/NotificationTestCase.java), or using other remote interaction alternatives as described above.