hi
i dun know if this is the right place to post, if its not plz point me to it.
my problem is that i want to run an IDE on a sserver and allow clients to access it n use it while thr is only one program runing on the server and the compilations and stuff is going on in tht program , not on the client. i will design the frontend for the clients to use. the problem is tht i only have the idea and no technical details how i can do this. i am a software engineering student and doin this for a project.
my question is can this be done and if it can , just give me some pointers on how to do it. i dun want spoon feeding if u think thts the case but still some pointers on how to tackle it wud be great....
thanking in anticipation....
khizar
java ide on server
Started by khizar.aziz, Oct 19 2009 03:42 AM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 19 October 2009 - 03:42 AM
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#2
Posted 19 October 2009 - 08:45 AM
Ultimately, you have to send SOMETHING to the client for them to use it. I can see the IDE being written in Java, running on the client and sending data to the server for compiling. The whole thing sounds a bit strange, though.
#3
Posted 19 October 2009 - 11:27 AM
well this is wat i have so far..... i mean my idea is to design a clientside software that has an editor whr the client can write the code.... on pressing the compile button , the code is sent to the server whr an IDE like eclipse is already running , tht compiles the code n gives the output which is thn given to clientside software tht shows it to the client......
now can this be done ..?? specially because whn thr r multiple users the IDE on the server will have to meet many requests at the same time.... is thr anything like this any1 has seen or heard of??
now can this be done ..?? specially because whn thr r multiple users the IDE on the server will have to meet many requests at the same time.... is thr anything like this any1 has seen or heard of??
#4
Posted 19 October 2009 - 12:16 PM
Yes, it can be done. No, I wouldn't recommend it. Ultimately, you're putting the burden of compiling on your server instead of on the client. Unless you have a very powerful server and high bandwidth, it would take less time to have the person compile locally.
#5
Posted 19 October 2009 - 09:42 PM
thank u so much for the reply......
the thing is we r a grp of 4 stdents n we r trying to do this project on cloud computing whr we wud set up a private cloud (or hybrid with storage on sum external server) which wud provide sum IDEs as a service. we wud be satisfying all the conditions for a cloud but to do tht we need to have a service. we r currently just trying to provide one IDE (preferably Eclipse) as a service to prove the concept n show its advantages. so i think we want a web interface for an IDE, n for it to be considered cloud computing, it has to do all compilations in the cloud i.e the servers.
i hope tht clears a bit of wat i was trying to ask..... any suggestions.....
the thing is we r a grp of 4 stdents n we r trying to do this project on cloud computing whr we wud set up a private cloud (or hybrid with storage on sum external server) which wud provide sum IDEs as a service. we wud be satisfying all the conditions for a cloud but to do tht we need to have a service. we r currently just trying to provide one IDE (preferably Eclipse) as a service to prove the concept n show its advantages. so i think we want a web interface for an IDE, n for it to be considered cloud computing, it has to do all compilations in the cloud i.e the servers.
i hope tht clears a bit of wat i was trying to ask..... any suggestions.....
#6
Posted 20 October 2009 - 08:31 AM
I'd use an applet IDE that compiles code into applets. That way, you can do code/build/test iteratively. Be aware that this still sounds inefficient.


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