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| Re: the svn is the 1.0M3? [message #468713 is a reply to message #468707] |
Thu, 27 November 2008 15:22   |
 Oliver Wolf
Messages: 22
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi,
> The projects in svn is not a bundle(a plugin prpject) directly? a bit
> anti-intuitive for a pure eclipser...it seem maven is necessay? how to use
Yes, our build is Maven-based for a number of reasons. First of all, it's
very easy to integrate into a CI system which is what we're doing. It should
be straightforward to build from the sources, though. Just checkout all the
projects into your workspace, export the master POM (the one that is one
level above the projects) from the SVN view into your workspace directory,
change to your workspace directory and type "mvn install". We're looking
into ways to make all this more approachable for pure Eclipsers in the
future.
> There are too many soa-related projects in the Eclipse. Where's the site of
> swordfish?
If you're looking for the project website, it's under
www.eclipse.org/swordfish. If you're talking about the update site, there is
no update site yet, just milestone builds.
> swordfish is bound to a SOPERA GmbH? I sugguest to invite more participation
> from community. some initial docs and releases is very appreciated.
Swordfish has been initiated by Sopera GmbH, but it is -- like all Eclipse
projects -- open for anyone to participate. If you're interested, just
subscribe to the mailing list (swordfish-dev) and/or join us for our
developer chats on Skype (the link is given on the project website).
Cheers,
Oliver
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| Re: the svn is the 1.0M3? [message #575308 is a reply to message #468707] |
Thu, 27 November 2008 15:22 |
Oliver Wolf
Messages: 22
Registered: July 2009 |
Junior Member |
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Hi,
> The projects in svn is not a bundle(a plugin prpject) directly? a bit
> anti-intuitive for a pure eclipser...it seem maven is necessay? how to use
Yes, our build is Maven-based for a number of reasons. First of all, it's
very easy to integrate into a CI system which is what we're doing. It should
be straightforward to build from the sources, though. Just checkout all the
projects into your workspace, export the master POM (the one that is one
level above the projects) from the SVN view into your workspace directory,
change to your workspace directory and type "mvn install". We're looking
into ways to make all this more approachable for pure Eclipsers in the
future.
> There are too many soa-related projects in the Eclipse. Where's the site of
> swordfish?
If you're looking for the project website, it's under
www.eclipse.org/swordfish. If you're talking about the update site, there is
no update site yet, just milestone builds.
> swordfish is bound to a SOPERA GmbH? I sugguest to invite more participation
> from community. some initial docs and releases is very appreciated.
Swordfish has been initiated by Sopera GmbH, but it is -- like all Eclipse
projects -- open for anyone to participate. If you're interested, just
subscribe to the mailing list (swordfish-dev) and/or join us for our
developer chats on Skype (the link is given on the project website).
Cheers,
Oliver
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