Sure we are happy to help. To start with you need to create a account on Apache JIRA and add a new JIRA task. In your case Task Type can be New Feature or what ever you prefer.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA Creating patch is actually svn diff of your local code base of airivate with your changes. Its good to create a patch from root directory. You can create a extensions folder in project home directory or you can add your code in samples. Its better you create a pom to compile and build the code. After all this you can attach the patch to JIRA task you created by going to More Action > Attach file on JIRA. Just make sure click the radio button "Grant license to ASF for inclusion in ASF works" when you upload the patch. Please let us know if you need more information. Thanks Raminder On Mar 21, 2012, at 5:26 PM, Pedro da Silveira wrote: > Hi Group, > > I would like to insert a shadow application on Apache Airavata to mock some > execution of the Scientific Application used on thermodynamics calculations > PWscf. > I created a java code where I read 3 files. The first file provides an > input with a few parameters, and the other 2 files provided me with atomic > positions. > > I want to know where to insert this on Apache Airavata. > > Since I am not familiar with JIRA (always heard about, but never user) I > want be able to insert my commit code into the JIRA issue. Any advice will > be welcome. > > Thanks, > Pedro da Silveira > > Graduate Student > University of Minnesota > Scientific Computing > Office: 1 (612) 624-2872 > Cell phone: 1 (612) 598-8151
