> My aim is to configure a development environnement upon a stable release > to study / compile / browse / search JAMES code. > So, i tried two ways : > - Unzip james code including phoenix (james-with-phoenix-2.2.0-src.zip) > and try to configure Eclipse to build the project > - Install subversion plugin for Eclipse, and check out the stuff.
I've done this. Set up a project, with some tmp dir as build folder, and include the right source dir, libs, etc. Let eclipse build to the tmp dir, but for building releases / test builds the ant (inside eclipse, or command line). > > The first way seem to be difficult since james project seems not to be > organized for eclipse (but I could be wrong) > So I try the second way : check out the code from > svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james but : > I can't see which branche in the tree to check out has project (I am a > newbie with subversion...) : is it server/tags/build_2_1_3.fcs or > other ???? > > Perhaps Eclipse is a wrong way, and it would be more easy to use > something else, but what ? Which tool do you use to work onto James ? Or > is it the first way the better one : do you know a tutorial ? I find eclipse nice to thrash out code (and then copy working code into a clean version of src files via jEdit). Though i've never bothered getting james to build (properly) or run/debug from within eclipse. Daniel. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
