Christophe Marchal wrote:
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>
> Ok, I can try to do this but I don't promise miracle ;-)
> I post the result when I have it., be patient :)
>
I don't think we need anything so complex... take it easy.
Just a micro advice: post ideas on the list as soon as you get them even
if you think they are just draft instead of waiting to have a beatiful
perfect spec. brainstorming with other people is funny (at least for me)
and gratly helps.
> > You mean "compile"?
>
> Yes
>
> > download the james cvs tree (see java.apache.org for details). All
> > apache project use "ant" as builder ant it works great. You'll find the
> > build.xml file in the cvs root.
>
> Ok, but I am on WinNT so today I'll try to find something to do CVS under NT
> ( I don't know if it exist).
> And I don't know ant ? Is it a java program ? Where can I find it ?
Ok. A cvs client for win32 is wincvs (http://www.wincvs.org/).
All info on how to use it are at http://java.apache.org/main/cvs.html
now you can download cvs tree.
in the root there is a file build.xml wich is a "xml makefile". Ant
(http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/nightly/ant-20000621.zip) reads
and execute it copying fils in a build folder, compile them, make jars
javadoc etc.
The point is that you need javac.jar in your classpath and I'm not
really sure about its licence.
Can somebody clarify pease?
Federico Barbieri
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