Has anybody run JET transforms using JBE?
Hi,
I'm trying to get a client up and running using JBE. Their existing build process is a two stage one where JET transformations are manually run inside the Websphere Message Broker eclipse client, and the results of these then carried forward to be used in an automated CruiseControl process.
We'd like to automate the generation of the JET files using JBE. From searching on the web it seems the ANT JET tasks can only be run from within the context of an eclipse shell using the Eclipse ANT runner. I've tried copying over the JET plugin JAR files to the JBE plugins folder but this hasn't helped.
If anyone has any experience here it would be much appreciated.
Simon
I'm trying to get a client up and running using JBE. Their existing build process is a two stage one where JET transformations are manually run inside the Websphere Message Broker eclipse client, and the results of these then carried forward to be used in an automated CruiseControl process.
We'd like to automate the generation of the JET files using JBE. From searching on the web it seems the ANT JET tasks can only be run from within the context of an eclipse shell using the Eclipse ANT runner. I've tried copying over the JET plugin JAR files to the JBE plugins folder but this hasn't helped.
If anyone has any experience here it would be much appreciated.
Simon
One answer
It appears this is not supported, but there's a workaround mentioned in
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=210447
See also David Lear's suggestion in comment 4 to use the emf.JETCompiler task instead.
Others have also requested that JBE lay down the Jazz workspace as an Eclipse workspace (see #95674), but in my view it's better to make the task generic.
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=210447
See also David Lear's suggestion in comment 4 to use the emf.JETCompiler task instead.
Others have also requested that JBE lay down the Jazz workspace as an Eclipse workspace (see #95674), but in my view it's better to make the task generic.