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You can use Developer Studio to connect to a WSO2 App Factory instance and work with applications that are in the Development stage, including checking out an application, modifying its artifacts, deploying and committing the application, and viewing its build logs. To access the App Factory functionality, you open the App Factory perspective.

Important: If you are using Developer studio P2 instead of the complete install distribution, you need to update your Egit plugin before you use the AppFactory tooling feature.

Opening the App Factory perspective

To open the App Factory perspective, click Switch to App Factory perspective on the Developer Studio dashboard, or choose Window > Open Perspective > Other and select WSO2 AppFactory. When prompted, log in to your App Factory instance. You can also specify your App Factory login information by going to the Eclipse Preferences page and expanding Developer Studio > App Factory.

The App Factory perspective appears, displaying your applications in the application list in the upper right corner (click Refresh to update the list), details about the currently selected application in the lower right corner, and the build console in the lower center.

Working with an application

To get started, right click on the application and select Open then available branches will be listed under application.Then right-click the branch you want to work with, and select Check Out. Once it's done right click again and select import to workspace

The application appears in the Project Explorer.

You can now navigate through the application's artifacts and double-click them to edit them in the Developer Studio editor.

You can also right-click an application root in the application list and update the application or change its repository settings.

To trigger a build, right-click the project from application list view and choose Deploy. The build logs appear in the console at the bottom of the window. To view the latest build logs for a specific branch, right-click the branch in the application list and choose Build Logs.

When you are finished making changes, you can check in the updated files by right-clicking the project in the Project Explorer and choosing Team > Commit.

Enter your user name and email, click OK, and then enter a commit message and select the files you want to commit.

For details on working with App Factory applications, see the App Factory documentation.

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