Niklas Therning wrote:
I've made some changes to pom.xml. There was an error in the Subversion
URLs (mime4k instead of mime4j). Also I had some tests failing on my
computer. The reason was that the sources weren't compiled using the
iso8859-1 encoding. I've fixed that too in the pom.

Thank you!

BTW, the eclipse project created using Maven looks odd. It lists
target/generated-sources/jjtree/org/mime4j/field/address/parser/ as a
source folder while it should be target/generated-sources/jjtree. I
think it's ok for know though.

Yes, I noticed this. Unfortunately this problem show up also in jSieve.
It's the first time I use the javacc plugin for maven so I'm not sure I configured it properly.

The problem is that, even adding a node package to the jjtree configuration it does not create the subfolder, so I had to override the output folder including the package.

Doing this the eclipse:eclipse plugin does not find the right path.

I didn't create the sample folder in the branch yet.
So if you're fastern than me than commit the samples to the trunk.
Otherwise if I will have already created the samples/examples folder
in the branch add them to the branch.
Well, the samples I talked about are not nearly finished so I won't be
able to add those to the branch. But I've at least removed them from the
samples page for now. I've also updated the build instructions page to
use Maven 2 instead of 1. I think it looks ok now.

Great!

Thank you,
Stefano


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