Re: Does WDSCi Have a shell for PASE?

[Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Larry,

That looks OK.  Usually it is either installed through the software 
updates panel or through unzipping it into the plugins folder.  I DID 
notice that it says: "For the moment this plugin is only working under 
JDK 1.4." and I do know that IBM uses their own JVM for WDSc so there 
might be some incompatibility there.

Excuse the butt in....

Pete



Larry Ducie wrote:
> Hey Adam,
>
> I've downloaded the code and unzipped the file.
>
> Now, I've absolutely no idea about how plugins should be added to WDSCi (eclipse) but I've had a go! I've tried putting the unzipped folder in the C:\Program Files\IBM\SDP70Shared\plugins  and C:\Program Files\IBM\SDP70\plugins folders. In both cases I restarted the workbench and tried Window > Show View, but nothing SSH related seems to be there. I would have expected an Eclipse SSH Console category.
>
> Here is the plugin.xml for the 
>  
>  <?xml 
> version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> 
>
> - <plugin id="eclipseSSHConsole" 
> name="Eclipse SSH Console" version="0.2.0" 
> provider-name="JordiMcLeod" class="org.jdt.eclipsesshconsole.EclipseSSHConsolePlugin">
>
>
> - <runtime>
>
>
>   <library name="eclipseSSHConsole.jar" /> 
>
>   <library name="log4j-1.2.7.jar" 
> /> 
>
>   <library name="sshtools-j2ssh-0.1.7.jar" /> 
>
>   <library name="sshtools-j2ssh-ext-0.0.2.jar" /> 
>   </runtime>
>
> - <requires>
>
>
>   <import plugin="org.eclipse.core.resources" /> 
>
>   <import plugin="org.eclipse.ui" 
> /> 
>   </requires>
>
> - <extension point="org.eclipse.ui.views">
>
>
>   <category name="Eclipse SSH Console" 
> id="eclipseSSHConsole" /> 
>
>   <view name="Eclipse SSH Console" 
> icon="icons/eclipsesshconsole.gif" category="eclipseSSHConsole" 
> class="org.jdt.eclipsesshconsole.views.EclipseSSHConsoleView" id="org.jdt.eclipsesshconsole.views.EclipseSSHConsoleView" /> 
>   </extension>
>   </plugin>
>
> any ideas on what I should be doing? Is there an "add plugin" option somewhere I'm missing?
>
> The odd thing is it took less than 5 minutes to configure and start the OpenSSH server on our iSeries. I can putty to it fine. :-)
>  
> Thanks for your help
>
> Larry Ducie
>