Hi All,
Download !! <http://www.sendspace.com/file/ix167i>
As a new developer of Derby I felt that building Derby in command line
issuing ant commands is bit time consuming procedure, because we have to
manually travel to various paths,
type various commands etc.
So, I thought of writing a small script to automate Derby- ij tool, in this
case you only have to go to the path where this derby_auto_builder.exe
placed by you, in the command line and issue the following command:
*derby_auto_builder.exe <path to the derby trunk>*
In my case <path to the derby trunk> is C:\OtherNirmal\GSoC\Code.
This will compile your Derby code, build jar files, & open you the Derby-ij
tool.
Download !! <http://www.sendspace.com/file/ix167i>
I've attached a ReadMe file as well, which is basically included what I said
in this mail.
Hope this will be useful.
Appreciate your comments !!!
*Note: I have only tested this in Windows Vista environment*
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Best Regards,
Nirmal
C.S.Nirmal J. Fernando
Department of Computer Science & Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering,
University of Moratuwa,
Sri Lanka.
===========Derby auto builder.exe by C.S. Nirmal J. Fernando
====================
As a new developer of Derby I felt that building Derby in command line issuing
ant commands is bit time consuming procedure, because we have to manually
travel to various paths, type various commands etc.
So, I thought of writing a small script to automate Derby- ij tool, in this
case you only have to go to the path where this derby_auto_builder.exe placed,
in the command line and issue the following command:
derby_auto_builder.exe <path to the derby trunk>
In my case <path to the derby trunk> is C:\OtherNirmal\GSoC\Code.
This will compile your Derby code, build jar files, & open you the Derby-ij
tool.
