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> -Message d'origine-
> De : James Moliere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Envoye : mardi 26 novembre 2002 05:02
> A : Jetspeed Users List
> Objet : Re: what is up with this source code!!!
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> Greetings,
> I can't find the following java
Greetings,
I can't find the following java files in from the source in release 1.4b1
of jetspeed. Where are these? If these are not part of the source, what
jar file or class directory do these file reside in?
org.apache.jetspeed.om.dbpsml.JetspeedUserProfile
org.apache.jetspeed.om.dbpsml.J
Glen,
Thank you. If there's any way I can assist, please let me know. I
certainly wouldn't mind focusing on integrating the source into a JBuilder
project.
It seems reasonable to me that release builds should have the highest
priority on source-code/IDE integration. Nightly builds are evolvi
Very cool!
I have forwarded this link to developers on our project as a reference.
Thanks!
Glen
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
want to do work that someone else has successfully done already. If
anyone out there is trying to solve this problem, please let me know.
Due to this and other inquiries
want to do work that someone else has successfully done already. If
anyone out there is trying to solve this problem, please let me know.
Due to this and other inquiries I've been inspired to start writing this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/idedevelopers.html
contributions and suggestions
There are Ant plugins for most modern IDEs.
James Moliere wrote:
After learning Ant...
OK. I have bought a book about ant and I'm learning it. I still
don't understand why I can't simply put the source in JBuilder and
compile. The debugging features of JBuilder is what makes this tool
so g
After learning Ant...
OK. I have bought a book about ant and I'm learning it. I still don't
understand why I can't simply put the source in JBuilder and compile. The
debugging features of JBuilder is what makes this tool so great and without
a clean compile, I can't get the tool to work prope
I highly recommend learning "ant". It should only take you an hour to
learn how to do the basics, and be able to build jetspeed. Ant is very
powerful, and is has become quite popular. Borland has already embraced
Ant, and I would guess you can already find some Ant features on your
7.0 version.
I assure you it does compile. Deprecation warning often are due to
choices made for backward compatibility. Meaning if I have a deprecated
method that is dependent on a deprecated method in an underlying API, it
will show as deprecated.
I do not suggest that you load all the source into JBu
