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RHAMT in a Nutshel

RHAMT is an application migration and assessment tool. The migrations supported include application platform upgrades, migrations to a cloud-native deployment environment, and also migrations from several commercial products to the Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform.

What is New?

Eclipse Photon

The tooling now targets Eclipse Photon.

Ignoring Patterns

Specify locations of files to exclude from analysis (using regular expressions).

External Report

The generated report has been moved out of Eclipse and into the browser.

Improved Ruleset Schema

The XML ruleset schema has been relaxed providing flexible rule structures.

Custom Severities

Custom severities are now included in the Issue Explorer.

Stability

A good amount of time has been spent on ensuring the tooling functions consistently across Windows, OSX, and Linux.

You can find more detailed information here.

Our goal is to make the RHAMT tooling easy to use. We look forward to your feedback and comments!

Have fun!
John Steele
github/johnsteele

We are happy to announce the latest release of the Red Hat Application Migration Toolkit (RHAMT) Eclipse Plugin.

Getting Started

It is now available through JBoss Central, and from the update site here.

What is RHAMT?

RHAMT is an automated application migration and assessment tool.

Example ways to RHAMT up your code:

Moving your application from WebLogic to EAP, or WebSphere to EAP
Version upgrade from Hibernate 3 to Hibernate 4, or EAP 6 to EAP 7
Change UI technologies from Seam 2 to pure JSF 2.

An example of how to run the RHAMT CLI:

$ ./rhamt-cli --input /path/to/jee-example-app-1.0.0.ear --output /path/to/output --source weblogic --target eap:7

The output is a report used to assess and prioritize migration and modernization efforts.

The RHAMT Eclipse Plugin - What does it do?

Consider an application migration comprised of thousands of files, with a myriad of small changes, not to mention the tediousness of switching between the report and your IDE. Who wants to be the engineer assigned to that task? :) Instead, this tooling marks the source files containing issues, making it easy to organize, search, and in many cases automatically fix issues using quick fixes.

Let me give you a quick walkthrough.

Ruleset Wizard

We now have quickstart template code generators.

Rule Creation From Code

We have also added rule generators for selected snippets of code.

Ruleset Graphical Editor

Ruleset navigation and editing is faster and more intuitive thanks to the new graphical editor.

Ruleset View

We have created a view dedicated to the management of rulesets. Default rulesets shipped with RHAMT can now be opened, edited, and referenced while authoring your own custom rulesets.

Run Configuration

The Eclipse plugin interacts with the RHAMT CLI process, thereby making it possible to specify command line options and custom rulesets.

Ruleset Submission

Lastly, contribute your custom rulesets back to the community from within the IDE.

You can find more detailed information here.

Our goal is to make the RHAMT tooling easy to use. We look forward to your feedback and comments!

Have fun!
John Steele
github/johnsteele

Posts tagged with 'redhat-rhamt'

RHAMT Eclipse Plugin 4.1.0.Final has been released!

Getting Started

RHAMT in a Nutshel

What is New?

Eclipse Photon

Ignoring Patterns

External Report

Improved Ruleset Schema

Custom Severities

Stability

RHAMT Eclipse Plugin 4.0.0.Final has been released!

Getting Started

What is RHAMT?

The RHAMT Eclipse Plugin - What does it do?

Ruleset Wizard

Rule Creation From Code

Ruleset Graphical Editor

Ruleset View

Run Configuration

Ruleset Submission

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