I just checked in my latest Netbeans project file for Roller. If you get the latest code from SVN trunk you should be able to open Roller as a Netbeans project. Run the 'rebuild' target from the Ant build.xml file and all of the missing Struts form beans and wrapper classes will be generated for you.
- Dave On 12/6/06, Checksum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are there any good tutorials for creating a Roller project in NetBeans, or can someone give a rundown on the best way to do this? I recently downloaded Roller into NetBeans via the subversion profile, but received an error right off the bat related to a pojos class when trying to build the application. Once I cleaned the project though the build ran successfully. After building from source in NetBeans and testing all units I wanted to deploy the app to Tomcat so I mapped the target "deploy-tomcat" to NetBeans "Deploy project" menu item, but again ran into another problem which required me to edit the ant.properties and custom-ant.xmlf files for my specific setup. Once I did that the I was able to run the "Deploy project" menu item to propogate my build to the Tomcat webapp directory, but again I ran into a problem when trying to start the web app from under the Tomcat server runtime menu related to JDBC connectivity to the database. I assume from here I need to make the JDBC available globally via the CLASSPATH, and install and configure my database of choice, but am I complicating things here? Is there an easier way to handle this? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/NetBeans-Roller-Project-tf2771139s12275.html#a7729392 Sent from the Roller - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
