JDEECo is a Java implementation of the DEECo component system. For further information, please visit http://d3s.mff.cuni.cz/projects/components_and_services/deeco/.

##Requirements To compile and run the JDEECo framework, the following software has to be available on your system:

• Java SDK >= 1.7.0 (http://java.com/en/)

Compilation and Deployment

To compile the project you will need to have Apache Maven (http://maven.apache.org/) installed on your machine (version 3.1.1 was used when writing the script).

There are two ways you can compile the sources using maven:

• default - produces both simple jar and the OSGi bundle for jDEECo core library and demos
• OSGi - produces OSGi bundle for jDEECo core
• core - produces the simple jar for jDEECo

The default compilation is performed by simply executing mvn clean install command in the jdeeco-parent subfolder. In order to compile sources to have OSGi bundle of jDEECo on outcome mvn clean install command in the jdeeco-core-osgi subfolder. To get just the simple jar one needs to run mvn clean install in the jdeeco-core. All generated binaries along with dependencies needed to run jdeeco are placed in the dist folder.

Tutorial

A jDEECo tutorial featuring a simple convoy example can be found as a separate project at https://github.com/d3scomp/JDEECo-Convoy-Tutorial.

Project structure

####Binaries All binaries for jDEECo can be found in directory dist, which is created automatically in the root folder. Even if a specific part of jDEECo is built binaries will appear there (also could be found in projects target folder).

Build All

The universal build script is situated in jdeeco-parent. Running this script builds jDEECo in all available configurations along with demos.

OSGI support

To build jDEECo as an OSGi bundle, you run mvn clean install in jdeeco-core-osgi.

Core

To build jDEECo core you need to go to jdeeco-core folder and run mvn clean install. This will build jDEECo along with tests and produce the jDEECo jar.

Demos

Demo projects for jdeeco can be found in jdeeco-demos folder. There are two projects: the cloud case study based one, and one concerning firefighters case study. They can be built either by running mvn clean install in jdeeco-demos or via running the same command from jdeeco-parent (this will eventually generate all the binaries, as mentioned before). In both cases binaries cloud.jar and firefighters.jar will appear in dist folder along with an ant script to run them. There are 5 different demos out of those two projects

Cloud demos

• ant LocalLauncherCloud
• ant LocalLauncherDynamicCloud
• ant TSLauncherCloud

Firefighters demos

• ant FFLauncher
• ant FFHexacopterLauncher

Eclipse integration

All of the projects in the repository are the Eclipse projects. As such they can be easily imported to the Eclipse workspace.