Examples with AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo org.eclipse.tycho.compiler.AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo used on opensource projects

Example 6 with AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo

use of org.eclipse.tycho.compiler.AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo in project tycho by eclipse.

the class OsgiCompilerTest method testUseProjectSettingsSetToTrue.

public void testUseProjectSettingsSetToTrue() throws Exception {
    // the code in the project does use boxing and the settings file
    // turns on warning for auto boxing so we expect here a warning
    File basedir = getBasedir("projects/projectSettings/p001");
    List<MavenProject> projects = getSortedProjects(basedir, null);
    MavenProject project = projects.get(0);
    AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    setVariableValueToObject(mojo, "useProjectSettings", Boolean.TRUE);
    final List<CharSequence> warnings = new ArrayList<>();
    mojo.setLog(new SystemStreamLog() {

        @Override
        public void warn(CharSequence content) {
            warnings.add(content);
        }
    });
    mojo.execute();
    assertThat((String) warnings.iterator().next(), containsString("is boxed"));
}

Example 7 with AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo

use of org.eclipse.tycho.compiler.AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo in project tycho by eclipse.

the class OsgiCompilerTest method testExecutionEnvironment.

public void testExecutionEnvironment() throws Exception {
    File basedir = getBasedir("projects/executionEnvironment");
    List<MavenProject> projects = getSortedProjects(basedir, null);
    MavenProject project;
    // project with neither POM nor MANIFEST configuration => must fallback to
    // source/target level == 1.6
    project = projects.get(1);
    getMojo(projects, project).execute();
    assertBytecodeMajorLevel(TARGET_1_7, new File(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes/Generic.class"));
    // project with multiple execution envs.
    // Minimum source and target level must be taken
    project = projects.get(2);
    AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    assertEquals("OSGi/Minimum-1.0", mojo.getExecutionEnvironment());
    try {
        mojo.execute();
        fail("compilation failure due to assert keyword expected");
    } catch (CompilationFailureException e) {
    // expected
    }
    // project with both explicit compiler configuration in pom.xml and Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment.
    // explicit compiler configuration in the pom should win. see https://issues.sonatype.org/browse/TYCHO-476
    project = projects.get(3);
    mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    assertEquals("jsr14", mojo.getTargetLevel());
    assertEquals("1.5", mojo.getSourceLevel());
    assertEquals("J2SE-1.5", mojo.getExecutionEnvironment());
    mojo.execute();
    assertBytecodeMajorLevel(TARGET_1_4, new File(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes/Generic.class"));
    // project with both explicit EE configuration in pom.xml and Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment.
    // explicit configuration in the pom.xml win
    project = projects.get(4);
    mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    assertEquals("J2SE-1.5", mojo.getExecutionEnvironment());
    // project with both explicit compiler configuration in build.properties and Bundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment.
    // build.properties should win.
    project = projects.get(5);
    mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    assertEquals("jsr14", mojo.getTargetLevel());
    assertEquals("1.5", mojo.getSourceLevel());
    assertEquals("J2SE-1.5", mojo.getExecutionEnvironment());
    mojo.execute();
    assertBytecodeMajorLevel(TARGET_1_4, new File(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes/Generic.class"));
}

Example 8 with AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo

use of org.eclipse.tycho.compiler.AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo in project tycho by eclipse.

the class OsgiCompilerTest method testAccessRulesClasspath.

public void testAccessRulesClasspath() throws Exception {
    File basedir = getBasedir("projects/accessrules");
    List<MavenProject> projects = getSortedProjects(basedir, null);
    getMojo(projects, projects.get(1)).execute();
    getMojo(projects, projects.get(2)).execute();
    getMojo(projects, projects.get(3)).execute();
    MavenProject project = projects.get(4);
    AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    List<String> cp = mojo.getClasspathElements();
    assertEquals(4, cp.size());
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes", ""), cp.get(0));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(new File(getBasedir()), "target/projects/accessrules/p001/target/classes", "[+p001/*:?**/*]"), cp.get(1));
    // note that PDE sorts dependencies coming via imported-package by symbolicName_version
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(new File(getBasedir()), "target/projects/accessrules/p003/target/classes", "[+p003/*:?**/*]"), cp.get(2));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(new File(getBasedir()), "target/projects/accessrules/p004/target/classes", "[+p004/*:?**/*]"), cp.get(3));
}

Example 9 with AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo

use of org.eclipse.tycho.compiler.AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo in project tycho by eclipse.

the class OsgiCompilerTest method testClasspath.

public void testClasspath() throws Exception {
    File basedir = getBasedir("projects/classpath");
    List<MavenProject> projects = getSortedProjects(basedir, new File(getBasedir(), "src/test/resources/projects/classpath/platform"));
    MavenProject project;
    List<String> cp;
    // simple project
    project = projects.get(1);
    AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    cp = mojo.getClasspathElements();
    assertEquals(1, cp.size());
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes", ""), cp.get(0));
    // project with nested lib
    project = projects.get(2);
    mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    cp = mojo.getClasspathElements();
    assertEquals(2, cp.size());
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes", ""), cp.get(0));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "lib/lib.jar", ""), cp.get(1));
    // project with external dependency with nested jar
    project = projects.get(3);
    mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    cp = mojo.getClasspathElements();
    assertEquals(3, cp.size());
    final String plainJarPath = "src/test/resources/projects/classpath/platform/plugins/p003_0.0.1.jar";
    final String nestedJarPath = "target/local-repo/.cache/tycho/p003_0.0.1.jar/lib/lib.jar";
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes", ""), cp.get(0));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(new File(getBasedir()), plainJarPath, "[?**/*]"), cp.get(1));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(new File(getBasedir()), nestedJarPath, "[?**/*]"), cp.get(2));
    // project with a (not yet) existing nested jar that would be copied later during build
    // (wrapper scenario with copy-pom-dependencies)
    project = projects.get(4);
    mojo = getMojo(projects, project);
    mojo.execute();
    cp = mojo.getClasspathElements();
    assertEquals(3, cp.size());
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "target/classes", ""), cp.get(0));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "lib/not_existing_yet.jar", ""), cp.get(1));
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(project.getBasedir(), "lib/not_existing_yet_dir/", ""), cp.get(2));
}

Example 10 with AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo

use of org.eclipse.tycho.compiler.AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo in project tycho by eclipse.

the class OsgiCompilerTest method test_TYCHO0400indirectDependencies.

public void test_TYCHO0400indirectDependencies() throws Exception {
    File basedir = getBasedir("projects/indirectDependencies");
    List<MavenProject> projects = getSortedProjects(basedir, null);
    assertEquals("C", projects.get(1).getArtifactId());
    getMojo(projects, projects.get(1)).execute();
    assertEquals("B", projects.get(2).getArtifactId());
    getMojo(projects, projects.get(2)).execute();
    assertEquals("A", projects.get(3).getArtifactId());
    AbstractOsgiCompilerMojo mojo = getMojo(projects, projects.get(3));
    List<String> cp = mojo.getClasspathElements();
    assertEquals(getClasspathElement(projects.get(1).getBasedir(), "target/classes", "[?**/*]"), cp.get(2));
    mojo.execute();
    assertTrue(new File(projects.get(3).getBasedir(), "target/classes/a/A.class").canRead());
}