Date: 2004-08-30T09:50:42
   Editor: EddieOneil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   Wiki: Apache Beehive Wiki
   Page: For Beehive Developers
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/beehive/For Beehive Developers

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 Note, philosophically speaking, this build structure isn't meant to be a set 
of hard-and-fast rules; rather, it's a set of guidelines defined with the 
intention of making understanding Beehive and its components easier and in 
keeping the build and test infrastructure manageable and loosely coupled.  
There are exceptions to every rule.  <g>
 
-= Creating a web application to test Beehive (NetUI + Controls) =
+= Setting up Beehive in an IDE =
+
+Each Beehive sub-component has a set of source paths and library dependencies 
that are needed to develop Beehive from an IDE.  Below are the list of 
sub-components and their source paths and required libraries.  In addition, 
there are (will be) specific instructions for how to setup a Beehive 
development environment in various IDEs.  The paths below are referenced from 
`$BEEHIVE_HOME` unless otherwise specified.
+
+== General ==
+ * WSM
+  * Source Paths
+   * `wsm/src/api`
+   * `wsm/src/runtime`
+  * Library Dependencies
+    * `wsm/lib/xmltypes.jar`
+    * `$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar`
+    * `external/xmlbeans/apache-xbean.jar`
+    * `external/junit/junit.jar`
+ * Controls
+  * Source Paths
+  * Library Dependencies
+ * NetUI
+  * Source Paths
+  * Library Dependencies
+
+== Eclipse ==
 Coming soon!
+
+== IDEA ==
+Coming soon!
+
+== NetBeans ==

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