I highly recommend learning "ant". It should only take you an hour to learn how to do the basics, and be able to build jetspeed. Ant is very powerful, and is has become quite popular. Borland has already embraced Ant, and I would guess you can already find some Ant features on your 7.0 version.

To help you along for a command line build:
Try building from the /build/ directory. "ant war".
for windows,
set JAVA_HOME=c:\pathtoyour\jdk1.4
set ANT_HOME=c:\pathtoyour\ant1.5
set PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%ANT_HOME%\bin;%PATH%

for *nix
export JAVA_HOME=/pathtoyou/jdk1.4
export ANT_HOME=/pathtoyour/ant1.5
export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$ANT_HOME/bin:$PATH

Hope this helps for the basics. I would guess someone else on this email list knows how to build the Jetspeed source with JBuilder 7.
I do know someone that has been successful debugging Jetspeed with the Java IDE, Eclipse.

Have fun!
Glen




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