On 10/28/2009 01:57 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
Hmm ... well perhaps it takes more work if you want them each as a
separate project? I just make it one project.
I check out trunk with subclipse, using new Java project. The I go to
the project properties and add java/test for core as source dirs (after
removing the default one eclipse picks) - then I add the source folders
for the contribs I'm interested in. That all takes about 10 seconds
itself, so I was exaggerating a bit (not counting checkout time).
Thanks Mark and Robert. This works well. And it was quick!
Less than 10 minutes to configure core, demo, contrib and all their
tests. The only trick was to run ant on the bdb contribs to get it to
download the missing bdb jar files and to find ant.jar on my system to
add it to the ant contrib.
To add source dirs, I multi-select them (ctrl-click) and then right
click > Build Path > Use As Source Folder.
Then I go the project libs tab and click add library - I select Junit
and click okay (choosing Junit 3).
Why not JUnit 4? It seems to work just fine in a Java 5 environment. All
tests ran to completion and passed.
Another couple seconds. At this
point, I can run tests, f3 through source code, ctrh-alt h for call
hierarchy, generate patches with whatever path level I want, etc. The
full kit and caboodle. I've done this approx 10,000 times. If I want to
work with a contrib with lib dependencies, again in project properties
under libs, I add the jars (usually in the lib folder in that contrib).
Takes a couple seconds.
Another way to add jars is to multi-select them and then right-click >
Build Path > Add to Build Path.
I have the full power of Eclipse with this, so I'm not sure what your
looking for with the extra work ...
I'm not looking for anything in particular though it does make the
dependencies between contribs obvious.
It was more a pattern from habit on another project.
-- DM
DM Smith wrote:
On 10/28/2009 01:03 PM, Mark Miller wrote:
DM Smith wrote:
Is there any guidance on how to set up Lucene for development within
Eclipse.
Perhaps a wiki page or an old email thread? I looked but didn't find
one.
I've done it manually twice now and it was time-consuming and
ultimately I did it differently each time, not liking any way I have
done it.
Or does anyone have project files that they can share?
-- DM
Whats your issue? In general I've never had to do much more than add the
appropriate source directories ...
Or if running certain contrib tests, their lib dependencies - but it
never takes more than 10 seconds or so ...
Here is my pattern, I want to have projects for
lucene-core
lucene-core-tests
lucene-core-demos
lucene-analyzers-common
lucene-analyzers-common-test
lucene-analyzers-smartcn
lucene-analyzers-smartcn-test
...
That is one for each separate jar and one that separates test from code.
And I want to use an external checkout of all of lucene. So I can
update from the root, run ant, create fully pathed patches, ....
Doing this is a real pain, taking over 4 hours, including some "don't
do that" learning.
The dependencies between contribs is not documented well, so that took
some time to figure out.
Maybe, I'm just stuck on a favorite pattern that I've used for years
and there's a better way... I'd like to know how it can take "10
seconds or so".
-- DM
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