Hey Dejan,
Don't know if it is an option for you, but I use Maven for all of
this. You specify your Project model along with all of its
dependencies and it has plugins that create project files for
IntelliJ and Eclipse (not sure about NetBeans). With a little
tweaking, it setups our version control, source locations, compiler/
debugger settings, etc.
-Grant
On Aug 22, 2006, at 6:07 PM, Dejan Nenov wrote:
Would there be an interest in developing / contributing "canned"
installers
for the more popular IDEs.
I would love to have a continuously built set of install JARs that
let me
install the Lucene sources, test apps, contributions and necessary
libraries
in one shot on my choice of Eclipse, NetBeans or IntelliJ IDE.
Setting up
and juggling project files, workspaces, debugger settings, etc. for
various
contributed code and sub-projects can be very annoying.
Dejan
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