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Sun, 12 August 2007 05:34 |
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Hi All, I'm so oblivious that I'm not even sure this is the proper forum
for the following post but here it goes.
I'm attempting to write a project with google's gdata api. I'm pretty
uneducated about how java's folder structure works. (a good reference for
os x would be greatly appreciated) Can someone help me with a way to
"install" googles jar files and open the sample projects in eclipse?
I've included the installation instructs for reference:
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
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Google Data APIs ("GData" for short) Java client provides source code and
libraries for interacting with GData-enabled services. This package
includes
1. GData Java client source under "gdata/java/src".
2. GData Java client libraries under "gdata/java/lib".
3. Ant build configuration to compile the source code.
4. GData API documentation under "gdata/doc".
5. Javadoc for client source under "gdata/java/doc".
6. GData-enabled service specific samples under "gdata/java/sample".
INSTALLATION:
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Update ant build configuration to point to right path for dependency jars.
1. Unpack gdata.java.zip package to local folder.
2. Edit the following lines in "gdata/java/build.properties" to point to
correct path for dependency jar files
activation.jar=<path to activation.jar file>
mail.jar=<path to mail.jar file>
servlet.jar=<path to servlet.jar file>
EXECUTING SAMPLES:
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GData-enabled service specific samples can be executed through ant build
targets.
1. Edit "gdata/java/build.properties" file to specify input data
for samples. This step is required only for samples that use user data
from build.properties file.
2. To run a specific sample execute the ant run target corresponding to
the sample.
For example to execute calendar sample, run command "ant
sample.calendar.run"
from folder "gdata/java".
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