SysBox: An Eclipse Story
summary
Infineon builds SysBox as a largely open-source Eclipse RCP app that embeds Eclipse RCP + Rhino JavaScript engine to let test engineers script chip‑card flows, package scripts into archives, and run headless CI tests. The team adds an ease scripting framework (modules for unit tests, device access, protocol libs), a tracer logger that records structured objects and auto‑generates scripts, and an internal Jenkins/Gerrit/Oomph pipeline; this setup reduces manual GUI work and scales user training and contributions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Eclipse story
- 1:03Problem and initial solution
- 2:51Scripting with Eclipse
- 4:46Scripting demo and workflow
- 11:34User support and UI enhancements
- 16:31Community bonding and training
- 20:07Internal open source strategy
- 27:09Q&A and closing
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