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  1. PORemote Development & Building & JUnit with Eclipse (JAVA)
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    copied!<p>First I would like to describe the configuration I am want to achieve.</p> <p>1) Remote Windows machine - All required software(prerequisites for my project) is installed, DB configured, etc. 2) Local machines of the developers with Eclipse.</p> <p>Previously they used RDP connection to the windows machine, to develop, but I am not satisfied with the speed and different lags which happen when the UI goes over network.</p> <p>I want to set up this:</p> <p>1)Eclipse is connected to the remote windows machine √ - works now, I am able to see file system.</p> <p>2)Remote code base is added to the workspace on local machine, buildpath of the project is fullfilled with required libraries(which are also located on the remote filesystem)</p> <p>3)All the regular tools are working, such as eclemma, it is possible to execute JUnit, etc.</p> <p>I am having several ideas on the top of my head, such as rsync, using subversion, etc, but all of them, require setting up all the prerequisites on the local machines.. I would like to have all the listed stuff to be done remotely.</p> <p>Currently I have eclipse able to connect to the remote windows machine, but I only can access and edit files, execute shell commands, and see file stucture, this is more like an advanced remote text editor - I would like to be able more features of eclipse and 3rd party plugins..</p> <p>Are there any existing solutions for that?</p> <hr> <p>Not having resources is not a bad idea, but, since the development process involves changing sources, to compile those on the remote machine will require to sync them somehow.</p> <p>Here is the breakdown of tasks per location: RemoteMachine - compiling, execution of JUnit(results should be displayed in Eclipse in a regular JUnit tab).</p> <p>Local Machine - Eclipse running, coding, sources should be in sync with remote machine, and in the shell windows of RSE I will be able to execute a complete build process(in our project it is different from Eclipse's source compilation)</p> <p>Main idea is to replace a process where developers work on RDP machines, and to switch to using eclipse locally, without a need to setup all the prerequisite software on local machine.</p>
 

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