IBM Streams 4.2
Building SPL projects
You can build SPL projects in Streams Studio.
- The build workflow
The Streams Studio provides an automated build of SPL projects. These projects can contain different resource types and require a defined build order. - Build process
In IBM® Streams, by default the build process allows users to write and build toolkits without having to manually manage the toolkit dependencies. - Configuring automated building
You can turn automatic building on or off in Streams Studio. - Processing mixed-mode files
You can process mixed-mode files, which include defining mixed-mode processing arguments and build generated SPL. - Building the SPL toolkit index
You can build the toolkit index for SPL projects in Streams Studio. - Building application Main composites
You can build application Main composites in Streams Studio. - Manually building SPL applications
You can build SPL applications that are not automatically built by the Eclipse automated build process. - Using an external builder
You can use an external builder to build an SPL project. Streams Studio uses an automatic build facility to track a set of files and artifacts. The Streams Studio build facility automatically maintains the compilation rules that are required to build an SPL application by calling the sc compiler. There are cases where you might have a more elaborate set of compilation rules than what the Streams Studio provides or you might need to build other libraries besides SPL applications. In these cases, you might want to use an external builder. - Building applications for application sets
You can build applications for application sets in Streams Studio. - Fixing build problems
You can work with problem markers using the SPL Build Console in Streams Studio to fix build problems.
Parent topic: Developing with Streams Studio