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Toast contribution
Last modified: 2014-01-10 10:49:00 EST
As previously discussed, we would like to contribute the Toast example code to the Examples project. For your CQ pleasure I have provided below the relevant info for the portal wizard. Name : Toast Description : Toast is a example application demonstrating a wide range of EclipseRT technology. Reason: New feature Crypto: oia7rn0j2XRT)w (errr, no, not at all cryptic) Authors: Jeff McAffer : 31.6667% (existing Eclipse committer) Simon Archer : 31.6667% (existing Eclipse committer) Paul VanderLei : 31.6667% BandXI pv@bandxi.com Holger Staudacher : 1% EclipseSource hstaudacher@eclipsesource.com Benjamin Muskalla : 1% (existing Eclipse committer) Ralf Sternberg : 1% (existing Eclipse committer) Ed Merks : 1% (there is only one) Ian Bull : 1% (existing Eclipse committer) There are / will be two attachements, one for the main body of code that is EPL /EDL and one for a body of code that has some Apache 2.0 stuff in it. I was advised by the IP team that separate CQs would be needed for these.
Created attachment 146921 [details] Main body of toast code (EPL/EDL)
Created attachment 146922 [details] Part of Toast that includes Apache licensed code
NOte that for the second CQ (Apache stuff) the authors were Jeff Holger Benny Ralf in equal parts.
Hi Jeff. Thanks for the contribution. I have a couple of questions before I create the CQ. Can you tell me where the sanfran.txt file comes from? The toast.zip file contains servletbridge.jar. The IP team isn't going to like that. I believe that it's just code reuse from the Equinox project, so we don't need a separate CQ for it. Is this something that you can remove?
> Can you tell me where the sanfran.txt file comes from? That file was generated using one of the public geo tagging services out there. Basically you give a lat and lon and it tells you an address at that location. Right now I don't recall the service used. > The toast.zip file contains servletbridge.jar. The IP team isn't going to like > that. I believe that it's just code reuse from the Equinox project, so we don't > need a separate CQ for it. Is this something that you can remove? Servletbridge.jar is indeed the one from the Equinox project. It can be removed from the submission
Just for the sake of completeness, Holger Staudacher is already an Eclipse Committer on the RAP project (http://dash.eclipse.org/dash/commits/web-app/summary.cgi?type=y&year=x&top=rt&project=rt.rap&company=Innoopract&login=hstaudacher)
I've opened CQ 3536 for this contribution. https://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3536
I just checked out the Toast project code using the instructions in the wiki (http://wiki.eclipse.org/Toast), and the project has compile errors. It looks like there are two bundles that didn't make it into CVS: org.eclipse.examples.toast.rap.widgets.drivingsimulator org.eclipse.examples.toast.dev.google Since there is at least one blog posting that refers to the wiki page now (http://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2009/10/13/toasteclipse/) I'm sure others are going to notice too.
Thanks Ray. Yes, these two bundles are the subject of another CQ in the Eclipse IP process. It has not cleared yet so the code is not committed. The code will go in as soon as its cleared.
Actually, based on your prompting (thanks) I pinged the every helpful IP team and they agreed that we could commit the bulk of the code but without the bit that actually interfaces to google. This will allow the code to compile and run but the google interop will not work out of the box. I'll try to provide instructions for how to make it work in the client at least. The code has been committed and the .psf updated.
This was done long ago... Closing