QuickStart ice--using eclipse to develop ice



zeroc ICE Quick Start 1 Environment Construction

1.1 1.1 Operating environment configuration 1.2 downloads

The version that this example downloads is Ice-3.5.1-6.msi

Https://zeroc.com/download/Ice/3.5/Ice-3.5.1-6.msi

1.3 Installing the ICE operating environment

Recommended to install in the root directory, if not installed in the root directory, it is also recommended not to be installed in a directory with spaces

This example installs the directory to C:\ZeroC\Ice-3.5.1, installs simultaneously will produce a Ice-3.5.1-demos directory, there are many demo, this example installs the position to be C:\ZeroC\Ice-3.5.1-demos

Configuring Environment variables

ice_home= C:\ZeroC\Ice-3.5.1

path=%ice_home%\bin;

classpath=%ice_home%\lib\ice.jar;%i Ce_home%\lib\db.jar;%i Ce_home%\lib\freeze.jar;%i Ce_home%\lib\icebox.jar;

Check if the installation was successful

Executing slice2cpp–v in the cmd window

installation is successful as shown above

1.4 Installing the Ice development plugin

This example uses an Eclipse version of 4.5,JDK version 1.8.0_60

Open Eclipse, select Help->eclipse Marketplace

The input Zeroc ice is shown below

 

Click Install, select Ice Builder for Eclipse 4.0.0 and install

After installation, eclipse will restart, click on windows->preferemces. Configure the ICE Runtime environment

Select an ice installation directory to

2 start Ice Tour 1.1 write the ice server side

Create a new Java Project

To add an ice property to a project

This will generate two directories, as follows

Create a new ice profile in the slice directory

a). Helloword. Ice

The code is as follows:

Module com

{

Modulemyice

{

Moduletest

{

Interfacehelloworld

{

Stringsayhello (string s);

};

};

};

};

 

b). Writing servant

Hellowordldi.java

Package com.myice.servant;

import Com.myice.test._helloworlddisp;

Import Ice.current;

Public class Hellowordldi extends _helloworlddisp{

@Override

Public Stringprintstring (String s,current __current) {

System. out. println ("Client message:" +s);

return "Hello World:" +s;

}

}

 

c). Publish servant using code, write server

Iceserver.java

Package com.myice.server;

import Com.myice.servant.HelloWordldI;

Public class Iceserver extends ice.application{

Public Static void Main (string[] a) {

Iceserver app = new iceserver ();

string[]args={"", ""};