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Hi Dirk - I am glad to see you join the committers. It would be lovely to see your launcher added to the code base. I have done some background reading on Subversion and how it works, and I now understand what is going on with the repository much better than I did. I have just removed the org.eclipse.vtp.dialer.skype, the org.eclipse.vtp.launching.tellme, and the org.eclipse.vtp.launching.tellme.doc plugins from the jvoicexml/plugins branch. I left the org.eclipse.vtp.debug.ui and the org.eclipse.vtp.launching plugins in the jvoicexml branch on the off chance that you might need to modify those for your purposes. The original design of the vtp launching structure was such that all you should have to do is create a plugin for your launcher, and have it plug into the org.eclipse.vtp.launching.voiceXMLBrowser extension point which is defined in the org.eclipse.vtp.launching plugin. If you follow the prescription in the extension point's exsd file, you should be just fine. You will need a change to the VoiceXMLBrowserInputView class to accommodate the textbox input you want. I have code for that all done, according to my comments in https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=228522 But I have not checked those changes in pending response from you that the proposed design is OK. Other than that, anything you need to do for JVoiceXML should be containable in a plugin you write yourself, and you should not have to change other vtp plugins. Of course, there may be concerns on your part that I do not know that would lead to more changes. Good luck, -- Mike Dirk Schnelle wrote: Hi, the reason behind is, that I have a chance to add the JVoiceXML launcher. But I am also confused about the current structure and I do not know where to put my code. Can you please clean it up and tell me where I can add my code? /dirk |
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