On 24.03.2013 18:08, Michaël Michaud wrote:
> Hi,
>>> Hi Ede,
>>>
>>> I like to find bugs inside OpenJUMP
>>> because you can not reproduce the bugs I found.
>>> So I think it is a good idea to download the sourcecode
>>> and the libs and build a new eclipse project
>>> at my computer to find the bugs.
>> how do you figure to find bugs that you can't reproduce?
> I think he means WE cannot reproduce.  So he wants to find
> the root cause himself on its machine.

i see..

>>> I am not familar with SVN (sorry) and I have no time
>>> to install plugins and read books to understand SVN.
>> 1. svn is no brain surgery
>> 2. the time to do a svn checkout is well invested especially taking into 
>> account your current problems to set it up manually and also if you want
>> 2a. work on several revisions
>> 2b. provide patches
>>
>> the subversion path to download for trunk is
>> https://jump-pilot.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jump-pilot/core/trunk
> Ede is right, using svn would be better,
> Not sure with Eclipse, but with IntelliJ IDEA,
> setting a project from a svn is not much more difficult
> than setting a project from scratch.

yes.. it's easy enough. find subversive and how to install it on your eclipse 
version. after a restart you have a 'create project from repository' menu item.

creating the run configuration can be particularly challenging but it described 
in the wiki
https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jump-pilot/index.php?title=How_to_run_OpenJUMP_in_Eclipse

> Anyway, if you want to compile from downloaded sources
> I think you only miss 2 ressources (I just tested) :
> - junit
> - batik
> You can easily pick-up batik from a OpenJUMP PLUS distribution
> and jUnit 4.x from internet
> 
> I agree that the source distribution should include all dependencies
> or at least a brief documentation to tell where to download them.
> But I'm grateful to Ede who already did a lot to improve our
> distribution process ;-)

hear hear. thanks for the flowers. maybe i just add a file listing of the /lib 
folder during compile time to the src root. but still seems extra effort, where 
usage of the svn seems advisable.

..ede

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