Hi Niclas, Thanks for explaining all this! :) It clarifies it all for me.
One could still add the following sentence after the git-link in the Web Access section of the Code Base Page (to help newbies). But I understand if you think this is too basic ;)
"To get the java source code, click on any of the projects and then on the topmost "snapshot" link in the commit history list. A tar-file downloads and you can unpack that to java source files. The "tree" link shows included files/folders."
/ Marc On 03/03/2010, at 00.53, Niclas Hedhman wrote:
Super-confusing?? :-) Yes, Maven Repositories has nothing to do with GIT repositories. The former is a 'download location' for dependencies during the build process. The latter is source control system term, like in Perforce and AccuRev I think it was called Depots. So no, they don't belong together. StreamFlow is not officially part of Qi4j, which both a good and bad thing. The good side is we don't want to be an umbrella for all Qi4j apps, but the downside is that at the moment it produces a lot of feedback that is discussed and often get incorporate into the Qi4j project, either due to usecase or simply as reusable code, suggestions for improvements, bugs found and so on. Regarding the 'download sources', you can also do mvn dependency:sources directly on the command line in a project, or incorporate that into your own POM to do it automatically, as we do. Check the <build> section and look for a 'maven-dependency-plugin' to see how that is done or check Maven's official docs. Cheers
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