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The target platform is a composition of OSGi bundles, i.e. Eclipse plug-ins and features. This is the platform on top of which Simantics and its applications are developed. It consists roughly of: | The target platform is a composition of OSGi bundles, i.e. Eclipse plug-ins and features. This is the platform on top of which Simantics and its applications are developed. It consists roughly of: | ||
* selected parts of the Eclipse SDK ([http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Rich_Client_Platform RCP], [http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox/p2 P2], [http://www.eclipse.org/jdt/ JDT], [http://www.eclipse.org/pde/ PDE]) | * selected parts of the Eclipse SDK ([http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Rich_Client_Platform RCP], [http://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox/p2 P2], [http://www.eclipse.org/jdt/ JDT], [http://www.eclipse.org/pde/ PDE]) | ||
* Simantics SDK | * Simantics SDK | ||
| − | * some third-party components | + | * some third-party components (see [[Licensing]]) |
| − | + | == Maintenance == | |
| − | + | Simantics target platform maintainer is [[User:Tuukka Lehtonen|Tuukka Lehtonen]]. | |
| − | == | + | === From Simantics 1.31.0 onwards === |
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| − | + | In Simantics 1.31.0 we migrated to Eclipse 4.7 Oxygen platform and took Obeo's ''Target Platform Definition DSL and Generator tool'' into use (see https://github.com/mbarbero/fr.obeo.releng.targetplatform) in target platform definition. | |
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| − | == | + | = P2 deployments = |
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| − | + | [http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/p2/ P2] is a technology for provisioning software components for OSGi applications (e.g. anything Eclipse-based) originating from the [http://eclipse.org/equinox/ Eclipse/Equinox] project. | |
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| − | == | + | == Register to access source code == |
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| − | : | + | {{tip|Simantics is an open source software platform, licensed under Eclipse Public License EPL (more information in section [https://www.simantics.org/simantics/about-simantics/licensing Licensing]). The source code for both semantic database engine Simantics Core and the client Simantics Workbench is available to '''registered users'''. To gain access to the complete Simantics SDK source code, go to the [https://www.simantics.org/members/index.php Simantics Members Wiki] and [https://www.simantics.org/members/index.php/Special:RequestAccount request an account].}} |
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| − | + | For more information on our git-based environment, see [[Migration To Git]]. | |
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| − | + | In the following, the '''master''' version will be retrieved but the instructions apply to all published branches in the Git repository. To use any other version, just change '''/master/''' to another published branch name. | |
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| − | + | # '''Get the target platform definitions''' | |
| − | : Eclipse | + | #* Installing without Git |
| − | + | #** Select menu item ''File/New/Project'' to create a new empty project. | |
| − | + | #** Download http://www.simantics.org/download/master/simantics.target into the new project | |
| − | : | + | #* Installing through Git |
| − | + | #** Follow the instructions at [[Migration To Git#Instructions for Simantics Developers]] for cloning the Simantics Platform repository | |
| − | + | # '''Activate the target platform''' | |
| − | + | #* Select menu item ''Window/Preferences'' from your Eclipse IDE. | |
| − | : | + | #* Open the preference page ''Plug-in Development/Target Platform''. |
| − | : | + | #* Activate the ''Simantics x.y.z'' target platform definition by checking it and pressing Apply. Wait until Eclipse finishes downloading. Press ''OK'' or ''Apply and Close''. |
| − | : | + | #** This will make Eclipse download the target platform components from '''simantics.org''' and install them as your target platform. |
| − | : [[ | + | # '''Keep your platform up-to-date''' |
| − | + | #* Pull latest changes from Git remote repository | |
| − | : | + | #* From Target Platform preference page, select your target from the list and press the '''Reload''' button. |
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| − | + | == OLD: Getting a Subversion-based version of the Simantics target platform == | |
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| + | Up to Simantics 1.24.0 we kept Simantics in SVN. These instructions apply for any SVN-based versions. | ||
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| + | In the following, the version 1.22 will be retrieved but the instructions apply to all versions. In this case 1.22 means getting the latest built target platform for the 1.22 platform branch. To use any other version, just change the version number to any other version. | ||
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| + | # '''Get the target platform definitions''' | ||
| + | #* Installing without SVN | ||
| + | #** Select menu item ''File/New/Project'' to create a new empty project. | ||
| + | #** Download the following files and copy them into the new project: | ||
| + | #*** http://www.simantics.org/download/1.22/simantics.target | ||
| + | #** For members, source code access is available through these alternative target definitions: | ||
| + | #*** http://www.simantics.org/download/1.22/simantics-sdk.target | ||
| + | #* Installing through SVN | ||
| + | #** Checkout [[svn:target/branches/1.22]] project from the [[svn:|Simantics SVN]] into your workspace. | ||
| + | # '''Activate the target platform''' | ||
| + | #* Select menu item ''Window/Preferences'' from your Eclipse IDE. | ||
| + | #* Open the preference page ''Plug-in Development/Target Platform''. | ||
| + | #* Activate the ''Simantics 1.22'' target platform definition by checking it and pressing Apply. Wait until Eclipse finishes downloading. Press OK. | ||
| + | #** '''Members:''' Select '''Simantics SDK 1.22''' for source code access instead. Use the SVN credentials available in the members wiki when Eclipse asks for the credentials to the target platform. | ||
| + | #** This will make Eclipse download the target platform components from '''simantics.org''' and install them as your target platform. | ||
| + | # '''Keep your platform up-to-date''' | ||
| + | #* Updating should in theory be as easy as reloading the target platform from Target Platform preference page. Select your target from the list and then press the '''Reload''' button. However, in order to make Eclipse actually reload everything properly, it may be necessary to: | ||
| + | #*# Copy the current target platform file to a new file with another name | ||
| + | #*# Bump the ''sequenceNumber'' attribute value up +1 in the .target file | ||
| + | #*#* look for <target name="..." sequenceNumber="1502690603"> at the beginning of the file | ||
| + | #*# Activate the copied target platform | ||
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| + | = Deprecated deployments = | ||
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| + | See [[Deprecated Target Platforms]]. | ||
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| + | [[Category: Miscellaneous Documents]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:21, 28 August 2017
The target platform is a composition of OSGi bundles, i.e. Eclipse plug-ins and features. This is the platform on top of which Simantics and its applications are developed. It consists roughly of:
- selected parts of the Eclipse SDK (RCP, P2, JDT, PDE)
- Simantics SDK
- some third-party components (see Licensing)
Contents
Maintenance
Simantics target platform maintainer is Tuukka Lehtonen.
From Simantics 1.31.0 onwards
In Simantics 1.31.0 we migrated to Eclipse 4.7 Oxygen platform and took Obeo's Target Platform Definition DSL and Generator tool into use (see https://github.com/mbarbero/fr.obeo.releng.targetplatform) in target platform definition.
P2 deployments
P2 is a technology for provisioning software components for OSGi applications (e.g. anything Eclipse-based) originating from the Eclipse/Equinox project.
Register to access source code
Simantics is an open source software platform, licensed under Eclipse Public License EPL (more information in section Licensing). The source code for both semantic database engine Simantics Core and the client Simantics Workbench is available to registered users. To gain access to the complete Simantics SDK source code, go to the Simantics Members Wiki and request an account.
Getting a Git-based version of the Simantics target platform
For more information on our git-based environment, see Migration To Git.
In the following, the master version will be retrieved but the instructions apply to all published branches in the Git repository. To use any other version, just change /master/ to another published branch name.
- Get the target platform definitions
- Installing without Git
- Select menu item File/New/Project to create a new empty project.
- Download http://www.simantics.org/download/master/simantics.target into the new project
- Installing through Git
- Follow the instructions at Migration To Git#Instructions for Simantics Developers for cloning the Simantics Platform repository
- Installing without Git
- Activate the target platform
- Select menu item Window/Preferences from your Eclipse IDE.
- Open the preference page Plug-in Development/Target Platform.
- Activate the Simantics x.y.z target platform definition by checking it and pressing Apply. Wait until Eclipse finishes downloading. Press OK or Apply and Close.
- This will make Eclipse download the target platform components from simantics.org and install them as your target platform.
- Keep your platform up-to-date
- Pull latest changes from Git remote repository
- From Target Platform preference page, select your target from the list and press the Reload button.
OLD: Getting a Subversion-based version of the Simantics target platform
Up to Simantics 1.24.0 we kept Simantics in SVN. These instructions apply for any SVN-based versions.
In the following, the version 1.22 will be retrieved but the instructions apply to all versions. In this case 1.22 means getting the latest built target platform for the 1.22 platform branch. To use any other version, just change the version number to any other version.
- Get the target platform definitions
- Installing without SVN
- Select menu item File/New/Project to create a new empty project.
- Download the following files and copy them into the new project:
- For members, source code access is available through these alternative target definitions:
- Installing through SVN
- Checkout svn:target/branches/1.22 project from the Simantics SVN into your workspace.
- Installing without SVN
- Activate the target platform
- Select menu item Window/Preferences from your Eclipse IDE.
- Open the preference page Plug-in Development/Target Platform.
- Activate the Simantics 1.22 target platform definition by checking it and pressing Apply. Wait until Eclipse finishes downloading. Press OK.
- Members: Select Simantics SDK 1.22 for source code access instead. Use the SVN credentials available in the members wiki when Eclipse asks for the credentials to the target platform.
- This will make Eclipse download the target platform components from simantics.org and install them as your target platform.
- Keep your platform up-to-date
- Updating should in theory be as easy as reloading the target platform from Target Platform preference page. Select your target from the list and then press the Reload button. However, in order to make Eclipse actually reload everything properly, it may be necessary to:
- Copy the current target platform file to a new file with another name
- Bump the sequenceNumber attribute value up +1 in the .target file
- look for <target name="..." sequenceNumber="1502690603"> at the beginning of the file
- Activate the copied target platform
- Updating should in theory be as easy as reloading the target platform from Target Platform preference page. Select your target from the list and then press the Reload button. However, in order to make Eclipse actually reload everything properly, it may be necessary to:
