Greetings All,
I just wanted to say a quick thanks to Peter, Graham, Sands, Mark, etc for
posting some reviews of their experiences with the various IDEs. I've been
working with both NetBeans and IntelliJ since receiving those replies. Even
though I've still not completely gotten dspace setup
Hi Patrick,
I would say my DSpace activities fall into two camps:
- Configuration updates, as requested by a user (updating input-forms.xml,
dspace.cfg, Messages.properties)
I do the configuration updates mostly all through vim, or FTP. A user gives
me an updated input-form, I upload it to the
On 13 January 2012 19:25, Peter Dietz pdiet...@gmail.com wrote:
You can't debug XSLT development, but that doesn't bother me.
As of IntelliJ IDEA 11 - well, the commercial 'Ultimate' edition -
that isn't the case any more. If you create an XML file for the input
that you expect to pass to the
Hi Patrick,
I'm on of the developers that uses the NetBeans IDE for all of my DSpace work.
I'm sure there are a lot of similarities in terms of functionality that
IntelliJ provides, but as was mentioned, the auto-complete feature for methods
and fields in a given class can give you a lot of
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 01:58:10PM -0500, Patrick Etienne wrote:
The other question I
have concerning IntelliJ and NetBeans is what experience folks might have
with integration into Jira. I'm aware that Atlassian has plugins for both
Eclipse and IntelliJ, but nothing for NetBeans.
The Jira
Thank you for questions and replies. I have 6 months working with Dspace.
My roadmap ( to me ) is
- Trying to build Dspace from source using Maven + Eclipse, then import the
project into eclipse to view the source.
- Understand the database schema and basic class implementations.
- To really
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