Le 20 sept. 2010 à 20:33, [Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC. a écrit : >> Of course, this relies on the fact that my IntelliJ has all the necessary >> dependencies (I import the right pom.xml for this). >> I believe it should be possible to get this in Eclipse using the velocity >> mode but a friend of mine, an expert there told me it wasn't possible. I >> can't believe it. >> > > I am afraid that I can do about this today is to say thanks and mark > this thread as important and come back to it when I has a well installed > and configured dev environment! :-) I thin I was not far from this point > some time ago, but I have to catch up again now! Let's see if I'm able > to get something and will be back with results!
It really isn't difficult. Take a blank pom.xml. Add a dependency to xwiki entreprise... Import your pom in intelliJ (create a project from external model). > Do you use IntellijIDEA Community Edition or Ultimate Edition? For velocity support you need the Ultimate edition unfortunately. But the licenses for open-source projects are still being granted. For groovy, the Community edition is enough I believe. >> We should definitely have a page about that in dev.xwiki.org. But not how to >> build! > > Please, why do say "But not how to build!" Simply because it already > exists such a page? Yes, it's about how to create applications, not how to build xwiki-core. Le 20 sept. 2010 à 20:59, [Ricardo Rodriguez] eBioTIC. a écrit : > This page content a lot of useful code for I was trying to learn how to > do... > > http://yourwiki/bin/edit/XWiki/ClassSheet?editor=wiki > > I'm user it is well know for most of you, but I've just found it a while > ago! > I'm using a XE 2.4.30451. Does it help to get the methods of the XWiki object? Maybe we're having a parallel dialog. paul _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@xwiki.org http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/users
