CDT beyond just C/C++
Doug Schaefer (Research In Motion), Gaetan Morice (Sierra Wireless), Greg Wilkins (Intalio Inc.)
Eclipse IDE And Languages - CDT · Long - curated
Wednesday, 15:30, 50 minutes | Room 209/210
Doug Schaefer
Gaetan Morice
Greg Wilkins
Use of CDT and DSDP in a professional IDE for embedded softwares development
This talk will present how different Eclipse technologies have been used to develop the Wavecom M2MStudio : a complete IDE for device software development in Machine-to-Machine domain. Indeed, in order to provide a usable and effective product, the project had to deal with high level user abstraction and complex low level environment. To achieve this goal, various different Eclipse projects have been used :
- EMF modeling of business rules.
- CDT/MBS definition of compilation chains.
- P2 custom installer and specific updates.
- C library encapsulation into plugins.
- RSE UI services.
- JNI and TCF communications with target.
Moreover, the whole IDE had to conform with Eclipse products quality standards using decoupling and extensibility through plug-ins and extension points. It also enables user assistance with contextual/online help and cheat sheets. This project is a good example of how various Eclipse projects can be set up in an industrial product.
The agenda will be:
- Embedded/Device software development constraints.
- The IDE features.
- The libraries repository system.
- The project management system.
- The target communication system.
- The development.
- Demo.
Jetty @ Eclipse
The Jetty HTTP server and servlet container project has been a successful open source project since 1995. The core Jetty project has now moved to the eclipse foundation and is improving it's already good relation ship with OSGi projects.
This talk will be a short introduction to the Jetty project, followed by an overview of the move: what's changing, what staying the same, what's new in the Servlet 3.0 release etc. A significant proportion of the time will be allocated to Q & A, as we would like to receive feedback and suggestions from the eclipse community.
Gaetan Morice is head of the Eclipse Products Team at Anyware Technologies. He leads Eclipse based IDE projects for embedded software tooling that involve lots of cool Eclipse technologies such as EMF, CDT, TM and DLTK. He also leads research efforts on alternative JVM languages use in Eclipse plugins development.
Greg is the lead developer of the Jetty open source servlet server and the Dojox cometd project. He is a member of the experts group for the servlet specification from the Java Community Process and has been a leading advocate of asynchronous techniques for web applications. Greg has contributed to Dojo, Geronimo, Wadi, JBoss, activemq, DWR and other open source project. Born in Sydney in 1964, Greg graduated from Sydney University with an honours degree in Computer Science in 1986. Since then he has worked as developer, designer, team leader and architect on varied problem domains including telecoms and WWW. Greg is the founder of Mort Bay Consulting and the CTO of Webtide. Greg has spoken at The Rich Web Experience (2007), The Ajax Experience (2006-2008), Ajax World (San Jose 2006) and JavaOne (2003-2008).
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