Eclipse and WM IS46

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Given the popularity of this thread over the months, I thought the group might find today’s announcement about Eclipse support interesting.

“webMethods Announces Commitment to Eclipse”
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webMethods was also listed as one of the add-in providers in the press release dated Feb. 2, 2004 from Eclipse concerning their transformation into a not-for-profit organization with a full-time management team.

[url=“Eclipse.org consortium”]http://www.eclipse.org/org/press-release/feb2004foundationpr.html[/url]

Mark

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I found very usefull and simlpe to just use debuging harness when dealing with complex java services in WM development. In most cases within customer networks and shared servers I cannot simply change IS settings and restart server at will and have to cooperate with environmnet restrictions.
Here is simple harness Java class I use to debug any Java service using saved input pipeline file:

public class Tester {
public Tester{
super();
}

public static main(String args)
{
Tester t = new Tester();
t.debug_wm_svc(“c:\wm\pipeline\test”);
}

public void debug_wm_svc(String pipe)
{
IDataXMLCoder wm_coder = new IDataXMLCoder();
try
{
IData dt = wm.coder.decode(new FileInputStream(pipe));
MyService(dt);
}
catch(Exception e) {e.pritntStackTrace();}
}

public static final void MyService(IData pipeline)
{
//////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Copy your Java service code here and
// debug as usual Eclipse Java project

}
}