Main.Documentation.AspireIDE LRSpecEditor en 0 Main.Documentation.AspireIDE xwiki:XWiki.nkef xwiki:XWiki.nkons xwiki:XWiki.nkons 1233321724000 1273737741000 1273737741000 1.15 LR-Spec Editor Plug-in LRSpecEditorIDE2.jpg 109481 xwiki:XWiki.nkef 1234374040000 1.1 LRSpecEditorIDE3.jpg 92308 xwiki:XWiki.nkef 1234374056000 1.1 LRSpecEditorPreferences.jpg 88906 xwiki:XWiki.nkef 1234374067000 1.1 1 LR-Spec Editor Plug-in ---- #toc("" "" "true") ---- 1.1 Introduction The objective of this tool is to provide an interface to edit LRSpec files. <center> <a href="http://wiki.aspire.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorIDE2.jpg">{image:LRSpecEditorIDE2.jpg|350}</a>_<a href="http://wiki.aspire.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorIDE3.jpg">{image:LRSpecEditorIDE3.jpg|350}</a> </center> 1.1 Users Guide 1.1.1 Download & Run You can download the aspireRfidIDE RCP application with the aspireRfidIde-LRSpecEditor plug-in from the [AspireRFID forge>http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=324] named “AspireRfidIdeEditors” under "AspireRFID AITdev" package. Just decompress it and hit the “aspireRfidIDE” executable. Also you can download from the same link the “ASPIRE_APPLICATION_FILES”. Decompress and place its content at your home directory {pre}"user.home\AspireRFID\IDE\..." (e.g. “C:\Documents and Settings\nkef\AspireRFID\IDE\”){/pre}. 1.1.1 Configuration The LRSpec Editor is configured through the IDE’s preferences window (Window>Preferences) by choosing the “LRSpec Editor Preferences” from the list appearing at the left see the picture below. <center> <a href="http://wiki.aspire.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorPreferences.jpg">{image:LRSpecEditorPreferences.jpg|350}</a> </center> From there you can configure the: *. *EC Specs Directory*: The directory where ECSpecs will be stored which will be used to configure the server’s filtering function. *. *HAL LR Specs Directory*: The directory where static and dynamic LRSpecs for HAL readers will be stored. *. *RP LR Specs Directory*: The directory where static and dynamic LRSpecs for RP readers will be stored. *. *LLRP LR Specs Directory*: The directory where static and dynamic LRSpecs for LLRP readers will be stored. *. *List of RP Readers Connection points*: Connection points of RP readers in use. This makes the editing of the specifications faster by making them available to the user to choose from a list at the LRSpec Editor. *. *List of RP Readers Notification Points*: Notifications points of RP readers in use. This makes the editing of the specifications faster by making them available to the user to choose from a list at the LRSpec Editor. *. *List of Available Dynamic Readers*: Dynamic readers in use. This makes the editing of the specifications faster by making them available to the user to choose from a list at the LRSpec Editor. 1.1 Developers Guide LRSpec Editor plug-in is an “AspireRfidIDE” product plug-in that is running within its environment. So for using this plug-in you should first download the “[AspireRfidIDECore>Main.Documentation.AspireIDE.AspireRfidIdeCore]”. 1.1.1 Requirements *Hardware (minimum)* * P IV 1.2GHz or equivalent * 512 MB Ram * 50 MB free HD space *Software* * Java 1.6 * [Eclipse 3.4> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/] and above (with RCP/Plug-in Development Environment plug-ins and [Subversive plug-in> http://www.polarion.org/index.php?page=download&project=subversive]) 1.1.1 Acquiring the code The “Master Data Editor Plug-in” source code is available for checkout at the AspireRFID forge [SVN>http://forge.objectweb.org/plugins/scmsvn/index.php?group_id=324]. Check it out by: * hitting the create new repository location button at the SVN Repositories view of the Eclipse’s subversion [plug-in> http://www.polarion.org/index.php?page=download&project=subversive] and by using the following URL at the window that appears: svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/aspire/trunk/AspireRfidIDE/AspireRfidIdePlug-ins/aspireRfidIde-LRSpecEditor/ * right click the repository that have been just created and hit the check out button * check the aspireRfidIde-beg project on the list and hit ok 1.1.1 Running the Project For running AspireRfidIDE with the aspireRfidIde-LRSpecEditor Plug-in: * Create an aspireRfidIDE project (unless you already have created one) * Go to the aspireRfidIde project Run Configurations (Run -> Run Configurations…) and at the list choose Eclipse Application -> aspireRfidIde.product * At the Main tab of the “aspireRfidIde.product” set Run a product: aspireRfidIde.product * At the Plug-ins tab of the “aspireRfidIde.product” hit deselect all button and then choose the “aspireRfidIde” and “org.ow2.aspirerfid.ide.LRspec” and then hit the Add required Plug-ins button. * Hit apply * Now you are ready to run the application. <h2 class="heading-1"><span id="HLRSpecEditorPlugin">LR-Spec Editor Plug-in</span></h2><p class="paragraph"/><hr class="line"/> <ul> <li><a href="#HIntroduction">1 Introduction</a> <li><a href="#HUsersGuide">2 Users Guide</a> <ul> <li><a href="#HDownload26Run">2.1 Download & Run</a> <li><a href="#HConfiguration">2.2 Configuration</a> </ul> <li><a href="#HDevelopersGuide">3 Developers Guide</a> <ul> <li><a href="#HRequirements">3.1 Requirements</a> <li><a href="#HAcquiringthecode">3.2 Acquiring the code</a> <li><a href="#HRunningtheProject">3.3 Running the Project</a> </ul></ul> <hr class="line"/> <h3 class="heading-1-1"><span id="HIntroduction">Introduction</span></h3><p class="paragraph"/>The objective of this tool is to provide an interface to edit LRSpec files.<p class="paragraph"/><center> <a href="http://wiki.aspire.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorIDE2.jpg"><img src="/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorIDE2.jpg" height="350" alt="LRSpecEditorIDE2.jpg" /></a>_<a href="http://wiki.aspire.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorIDE3.jpg"><img src="/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorIDE3.jpg" height="350" alt="LRSpecEditorIDE3.jpg" /></a> </center> <h3 class="heading-1-1"><span id="HUsersGuide">Users Guide</span></h3> <h4 class="heading-1-1-1"><span id="HDownload26Run">Download & Run</span></h4> You can download the aspireRfidIDE RCP application with the aspireRfidIde-LRSpecEditor plug-in from the <span class="wikiexternallink"><a href="http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=324">&#65;spireRFID forge</a></span> named “AspireRfidIdeEditors” under "AspireRFID AITdev" package. Just decompress it and hit the “aspireRfidIDE” executable. Also you can download from the same link the “ASPIRE_APPLICATION_FILES”. Decompress and place its content at your home directory "user.home\AspireRFID\IDE\..." (e.g. “C:\Documents and Settings\nkef\AspireRFID\IDE\”). <h4 class="heading-1-1-1"><span id="HConfiguration">Configuration</span></h4> The LRSpec Editor is configured through the IDE’s preferences window (Window>Preferences) by choosing the “LRSpec Editor Preferences” from the list appearing at the left see the picture below.<p class="paragraph"/><center> <a href="http://wiki.aspire.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorPreferences.jpg"><img src="/xwiki/bin/download/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/LRSpecEditor/LRSpecEditorPreferences.jpg" height="350" alt="LRSpecEditorPreferences.jpg" /></a> </center><p class="paragraph"/>From there you can configure the: <ul class="star"> <li><strong class="strong">EC Specs Directory</strong>: The directory where ECSpecs will be stored which will be used to configure the server’s filtering function.</li> <li><strong class="strong">HAL LR Specs Directory</strong>: The directory where static and dynamic LRSpecs for HAL readers will be stored.</li> <li><strong class="strong">RP LR Specs Directory</strong>: The directory where static and dynamic LRSpecs for RP readers will be stored.</li> <li><strong class="strong">LLRP LR Specs Directory</strong>: The directory where static and dynamic LRSpecs for LLRP readers will be stored.</li> <li><strong class="strong">List of RP Readers Connection points</strong>: Connection points of RP readers in use. This makes the editing of the specifications faster by making them available to the user to choose from a list at the LRSpec Editor.</li> <li><strong class="strong">List of RP Readers Notification Points</strong>: Notifications points of RP readers in use. This makes the editing of the specifications faster by making them available to the user to choose from a list at the LRSpec Editor.</li> <li><strong class="strong">List of Available Dynamic Readers</strong>: Dynamic readers in use. This makes the editing of the specifications faster by making them available to the user to choose from a list at the LRSpec Editor.</li> </ul><h3 class="heading-1-1"><span id="HDevelopersGuide">Developers Guide</span></h3> LRSpec Editor plug-in is an “AspireRfidIDE” product plug-in that is running within its environment. So for using this plug-in you should first download the “<span class="wikilink"><a href="/xwiki/bin/view/Main.Documentation.AspireIDE/AspireRfidIdeCore">AspireRfidIDECore</a></span>”. <h4 class="heading-1-1-1"><span id="HRequirements">Requirements</span></h4><p class="paragraph"/><strong class="strong">Hardware (minimum)</strong> <ul class="star"> <li>P IV 1.2GHz or equivalent</li> <li>512 MB Ram</li> <li>50 MB free HD space</li> </ul><strong class="strong">Software</strong> <ul class="star"> <li>Java 1.6</li> <li><span class="wikiexternallink"><a href="http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/">&#69;clipse 3.4</a></span> and above (with RCP/Plug-in Development Environment plug-ins and <span class="wikiexternallink"><a href="http://www.polarion.org/index.php?page=download&project=subversive">&#83;ubversive plug-in</a></span>)</li> </ul><h4 class="heading-1-1-1"><span id="HAcquiringthecode">Acquiring the code</span></h4> The “Master Data Editor Plug-in” source code is available for checkout at the AspireRFID forge <span class="wikiexternallink"><a href="http://forge.objectweb.org/plugins/scmsvn/index.php?group_id=324">&#83;VN</a></span>. Check it out by: <ul class="star"> <li>hitting the create new repository location button at the SVN Repositories view of the Eclipse’s subversion <span class="wikiexternallink"><a href="http://www.polarion.org/index.php?page=download&project=subversive">&#112;lug-in</a></span> and by using the following URL at the window that appears:</li> </ul>svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/aspire/trunk/AspireRfidIDE/AspireRfidIdePlug-ins/aspireRfidIde-LRSpecEditor/ <ul class="star"> <li>right click the repository that have been just created and hit the check out button</li> <li>check the aspireRfidIde-beg project on the list and hit ok</li> </ul><h4 class="heading-1-1-1"><span id="HRunningtheProject">Running the Project</span></h4><p class="paragraph"/>For running AspireRfidIDE with the aspireRfidIde-LRSpecEditor Plug-in: <ul class="star"> <li>Create an aspireRfidIDE project (unless you already have created one)</li> <li>Go to the aspireRfidIde project Run Configurations (Run -> Run Configurations…) and at the list choose Eclipse Application -> aspireRfidIde.product</li> <li>At the Main tab of the “aspireRfidIde.product” set Run a product: aspireRfidIde.product</li> <li>At the Plug-ins tab of the “aspireRfidIde.product” hit deselect all button and then choose the “aspireRfidIde” and “org.ow2.aspirerfid.ide.LRspec” and then hit the Add required Plug-ins button.</li> <li>Hit apply</li> <li>Now you are ready to run the application.</li> </ul>