Don't mind at all. I figure one of the best ways to learn is to write documentation :) Because then it forces me to learn as well. After I get a better understanding of how all of it works then I should be ready to do what I really want to do.
Richard Jackson On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 2:56 PM, Richard S. Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > richard jackson wrote: > >> I created a new Jira issue (FELIX-663) for the contribution of a "How-to >> integrate Felix in Netbeans" I attached the documentation as a gzip tar >> ball >> that includes the document it self in OpenOffice format and the original >> images used. I figured that would be easer to use when you convert the >> file. >> I also sent in my CLA on Wednesday so that you can use the contribution. >> >> > > I took a peek and it looks good. Thanks a lot. > > After I get back I intend to write another tutorial that takes the current >> Apache Felix OSGi Tutorial and shows how to use all the tools availible in >> Netbeans to create a bundle. In particular: >> 1) How to use the Netbeans Maven plugin to create a new bundle project in >> netbeans (Does any one know if there is a OSGi Project Archetype I found >> the >> one for iPOJO but not one for when you are doing things yourself) >> >> 2)How to use the maven-bundle-plugin to automate the process of creating >> the >> Manifest and potentialy how to deploy your bundle and such. It will depend >> on how long this gets. >> >> 3)How to Debug the resulting bundle in Netbeans. >> >> 4)Maybe cover profiling as well. >> >> > > Excellent. We are really lacking this sort of documentation, so it is > sorely needed thanks a lot. I look forward to it. > > -> richard > > Richard Jackson >> >> >> >
