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Yuanle Cai commented on JCI-54:
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Hi Torsten,
Thanks for your reply. Actually I checked all the examples you had. No
doubt that they are good examples,:)
My proposal is to have a simpler and easier example/tutorial. For
example, what about having an example without considering cli API and
servlet stuff?
Just a Hello-world style example. You show the source code of the simple
program, give a snapshot of your calling this program (e.g. "java
Hello-World-JCI param1 param2...") and the result (e.g. "The compilation
is completed. Please find the class files under..."). For your current
examples, I don't exactly how to use the programs (what should I input
to make the program running and what should I expect)
Maybe I am accustomed to learn from simple operations to complex ones.
Anyway, this is just a suggestion, so I put it in the WISH type,:)
Regards,
Eric (Yuanle) Cai | Software Engineer | Fast Search & Transfer ASA |
Mob: +47 4801 1136
> Some good example of using JCI APIs
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>
> Key: JCI-54
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCI-54
> Project: Commons JCI
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: examples
> Affects Versions: 1.0
> Environment: All operating systems
> Reporter: Yuanle Cai
> Assignee: Torsten Curdt
> Fix For: 1.0
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> Hi guys,
> I am just finding out that you have created such a good library for java
> compilers.
> However, I felt really frustrated since I could not find even a simple
> example of really using the API. Of course, you show three examples there,
> but there is no correct input and correct output... The worst thing is that
> there is no tutorial/article about JCI publicly available so that I could
> not follow a simple example to start using the API.
> Would you please provide a starting example with expected input and expected
> output, and showing possible pitfalls during the process? I think this would
> ease beginners and help extend your user base. Thanks.
> Regards,
> Eric
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