Hi Dave, Welcome to the eclipse world :). I managed to configured roller in different two ways. But I don't develop roller actively so this two ways might not be the best.
1. Slow but with the correct structure Trying to mimic how I think roller runs at runtime, I started creating java projects and web projects as required. In order to figure the right dependencies, I had to go through the build.xml file and find exactly what it was doing. I also tried to match the names of the projects to the actual jars. I might have a copy of this workspace on one of my computers at home. I did this based on Roller 4.0 RC9 I think 2. Fast but mainly for debugging, can't compile. This was recomended by someone on the newsgroups. Create a web project and import the source, then add all jars required (including the compiled code for roller) to the java build dependency. Let us know about your experience. On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 12:22 AM, Dave <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm using Eclipse at work now and considering using it for Roller dev too. > > Anybody ever get Roller configured as an Eclipse "Dynamic Web Project" > and if so, any pointers to share? > > - Dave >
