Hi Naoki,
Thanks for adding a README.txt. I'm still having issues though.
I have downloaded Eclipse 3.5 JEE version and checked out the ClickIDE projects
from here:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/click/trunk/tools/eclipse/
The folder structure looks like this:
c:\dev\eclipse\org.apache.click.eclipse
c:\dev\eclipse\org.apache.click.eclipse.cayenne
c:\dev\eclipse\org.apache.click.eclipse.feature
c:\dev\.classpath
c:\dev\.project
I then import the root eclipse project into my workspace. Project Explorer
looks like this:
> eclipse
> org.apache.click.eclipse
> org.apache.click.eclipse.cayenne
> org.apache.click.eclipse.feature
but I receive compilation errors. Doesn't look as if the Eclipse plugin jars
are picked up.
Is this the correct way to setup the projects? Am I missing a setting perhaps?
kind regards
bob
On 19/01/2010 12:00 AM, Naoki Takezoe wrote:
Hi Bob,
Yes, we have to build Eclipse plugins using Eclipse PDE.
PDE(Plugin Development Environment) is included in Eclipse.
1. Opens feature.xml(in org.apache.click.eclipse.feature project).
2. Choose Overview tab in the feature manifest editor.
3. Click "Export Wizard" link in the Exporting section.
4. Choose the output directory and click "Finish" button
The plugin would be exported to the output directory.
This is the simplest procedure. So In the actual release,
we have to adjust some options in the export wizard.
I'll also add details about export options to README.txt.
Regards,
2010/1/18 Bob Schellink<[email protected]>:
Hi Naoki,
I assume creating an Eclipse plugin is done through the IDE itself? In the
README.txt could you provide a brief description of how to do this? I tried
briefly to build the plugin but don't understand enough of Eclipse plugin
development.
kind regards
bob
On 18/01/2010 10:55 PM, Naoki Takezoe wrote:
Hi Bob,
Thanks for your advice.
I will make README.txt referring to Click's README.
I'll also extract files which don't suit Apache License 2.0
and don't have Apache legal requirements.
Regards,
2010/1/18 Bob Schellink<[email protected]>:
Hi Naoki,
Yes, we haven't had a release of Click and ClickIDE in a long time. We
only
have one remaining hurdle though which is the migration of Click
infrastucture to a TLP:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-2425
Once the above issues have been resolved we can push out Click 2.1.0 as a
TLP.
For ClickIDE we will need to go through the codebase and check that we
meet
Apache legal requirements. For example, what is the license of the icons?
Are there any code in ClickIDE that is under a different license from
Apache
License 2.0? Perhaps a third-party library? We will need to list that in
a
LICENSE.txt and NOTICE.txt file. (I will help with this).
I checked out the project from [1] but cannot find how to build and run
the
IDE from source. There are three subprojects under the eclipse folder.
Should we import only the root folder or each subproject individually?
Would
you mind adding a README.txt to the ClickIDE project outlining how to
build
and run the project from source? You could use Click's README [2] as an
example.
kind regards
bob
[1]: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/click/trunk/tools/eclipse/
[2]:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/click/trunk/click/README.txt?view=markup
On 18/01/2010 03:46 AM, Naoki Takezoe wrote:
Hi,
The next version of ClickIDE that supports Click 2.1.0 and
Eclipse 3.5 is ready. However Click 2.1.0 is still release candidate.
So ClickIDE in the SVN trunk contains Click 2.1.0 RC1 JARs.
I wish to release ClickIDE in the near future because ClickIDE
has not been upgraded for a long term.
What should I plan the future release of ClickIDE...?
Regards,
