I installed the following image stream: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jboss-openshift/application-templates/master/jboss-image-streams.json

      It contains several "builder" images. I would like to use jboss-eap70-openshift:1.3-Beta to build a JavaEE 7 application available at https://github.com/redhat-helloworld-msa/hello . But the Openshift plugin only shows "templates".

      Openshift plugin should support "builder" images. These images contain "builder" on their tags.

      Ref: Jan-5-2016 discussion: http://etherpad.corp.redhat.com/OpenShiftAndJBossStudio

            [JBIDE-22118] Application wizard: Should support "builder" images

            Verified in Red Hat Developer Studio 10.0.0.Alpha1 B5264. There are few issues, I will create them as a separate JIRA(s).

            Marián Labuda (Inactive) added a comment - Verified in Red Hat Developer Studio 10.0.0.Alpha1 B5264. There are few issues, I will create them as a separate JIRA(s).

            Fred Bricon added a comment -

            PR applied in master

            Fred Bricon added a comment - PR applied in master

            jcantril@redhat.com, you can improve abbreviating of items in the list by just setting to OpenShiftExplorerLabelProvider labelProvider a larger limit since wizard width definitely allows for that. Set labelProvider.setLabelLimit(100). To be exact, this label provider is hidden inside ObservableTreeItemLabelProvider, so you can either add the same method to it, or expose the inner provider.

            Viacheslav Kabanovich (Inactive) added a comment - jcantril@redhat.com , you can improve abbreviating of items in the list by just setting to OpenShiftExplorerLabelProvider labelProvider a larger limit since wizard width definitely allows for that. Set labelProvider.setLabelLimit(100). To be exact, this label provider is hidden inside ObservableTreeItemLabelProvider, so you can either add the same method to it, or expose the inner provider.

            fbricon@redhat.com adietish@redhat.com Allow a user to create applications from a builder image. This is a large change and we should test:

            • deploy image worflow
            • create app from template workflow
            • create app from template local worflow
            • create app from builder image workflow.

            The image flow will create the following resources:

            • imagestream to support the built image
            • service
            • route - optional
            • deployment config
            • build config

            Jeffrey Cantrill added a comment - fbricon@redhat.com adietish@redhat.com Allow a user to create applications from a builder image. This is a large change and we should test: deploy image worflow create app from template workflow create app from template local worflow create app from builder image workflow. The image flow will create the following resources: imagestream to support the built image service route - optional deployment config build config

            fbricon@redhat.com Attached screen shots. Added build config page and am reusing the remainder of 'deploy to image' pages.

            Jeffrey Cantrill added a comment - fbricon@redhat.com Attached screen shots. Added build config page and am reusing the remainder of 'deploy to image' pages.

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