Hi, there On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 1:25 AM, Manuel Carrasco Moñino <man...@apache.org>wrote:
> First try this > > 1 - checkout last hupa. > 2 - copy the exanple properties file to your home > 3 - change the property IMAPServerAddress=hupa.demo > 4 - go to the folder client > 5 - run 'mvn clean package gwt:run -Pdemo' > 6 - open your browser and go to the devel url > This script works to me: > > cd /tmp > rm -rf hupa-trunk > svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/james/hupa/trunk hupa-trunk > cd hupa-trunk > mkdir -p ~/.hupa > cp server/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/conf/config.properties ~/.hupa/ > perl -pi -e 's/^IMAPServerAddress=.*$/IMAPServerAddress=hupa.demo/g' > ~/.hupa/config.properties > cd client > mvn clean package gwt:run -Dmaven.test.skip -Pdemo > > If that works for you, I think what is happening is that you dont have the > mock module in your classpath, this happens because mock jar is delivered > when you package the app with the -Pdemo profile in order not to distribute > hupa with example stuff. > > So edit your pom.xml of your parent module and set the scope property to > compile or remove it instead of test which is the default. > > Also note that the value for the property is hupa.demo instead of demo-mode > which is the legacy one. > > hope this works for you > > - Manolo Thanks, that's very helpful. It works for me, even though the existing issue you referred(Mock-inbox) remains there. The only thing I did is that changing the *IMAPServerAddress=hupa.demo.* Then run from eclipse. But, I cannot run it in terminal as you told, for the terminal will say "out of memory". Nevermore, the demo mode is really high efficiency and run fast. BTW, I looked into something about RequestFactory, some articles, some samples and a Google IO video(highly productive GWT). I found it is feasible to replace the existing Command Pattern with RF ones, while RF its own seems not serve as Command Pattern. -- *echo*
