These are the steps you should follow in order to get used with the project
1.- Checkout the project: svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/hupa/trunk hupa 2.- Change to the hupa folder and compile the app cd hupa mvn clean package 3.- Check that every thing was ok, otherwise dont continue until you setup correctly your environment (java and maven) 4.- Install Eclipse, and the plugins: m2eclipse and google 5.- If you had not worked with gwt before, I recomend to play with it. there is an archetype i wrote some time ago, in the gwtquery library which is very useful to start working with gwt and maven http://code.google.com/p/gwtquery/wiki/CreatingNewApplications 6.- Dont continue until you were familiar, able to create and play with gwt projects. 7.- Import each hupa module (mock, server, shared, widget, client) as a new project File -> Import -> Maven -> Existing maven project -> project_name 8.- Try to run tests and run the app in dev mode - Manolo On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 2:51 PM, echo <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, I've checked out the hupa source code from james repo, but there were > two issues occurred according to Setting up the Google Plugin > Could you tell me what does it mean when refer " Fill in the settings as you > think they fit your needs"？ > Actually, I tried to both "Check out as a project configured using the New > Project Wizard" and "Check out as a project in the workspace", but neither > is done successfully. > Hope for advices. > Thank you. > > > On 03/27/2012 07:40 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > Hi, > > I want to introduce myself to you guys at first. My nickname is Echo, come > from China. I will graduate from Chinese Academy of Sciences with master > degree on July this year. There will be a lot of spare time to spend before > work in a software company I think. > While coding for an open source community is so cool during the the > interval, from my point of view, you can not just fetch more programming, > communicating, learning skills, but also the attitude of contribution to a > group which I think is the best quality for a human being, especially an > open-minded programmer. > The best programming language I 'm familiar with is Java, with several > projects I have been attending: > > B3log - an open source blog system which can be deployed on GAE. > Guangdong Telecom - an e-business platform for China Telecom(Guangdong > division) > Open Library - open library which would support members at Beijing GNOME > User Group > etc. > > Also I had the intern experience in SUN MicroSystem(now Oracle) about 4 > months, I like their engineering air actually. > Besides, I always interested in all kinds of FOSS, as well as close > interaction with BJGUG, Open Party, B3log and so forth. > As a last year's(four moths exactly) student, I'm going to apply for a > project of GSoC 2012, based on my own capability and interested aspects. To > become a persist commiter is my final aim. And I am practicing AGILE > development now, familiar with TDD, Refactoring and something like that. > > And sure I am very interested in this project, and actually find some > features to be implemented such as: Draft and so forth. > Hope your earlier reply. > Thanks a lot. > > -- > echo > from hupa > > > > -- > cheers, > echo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
