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> Cyril Lakech schrieb:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am back with the open source system. I used my spare time to
> launch a
> > Java User Group in Lille in France in the last 4 mounth. The JUG is a
> > success and the 3 next session are ready to go ! Next step on 21,
> > september with Redhat/JBoss/Hibernate Search & Validation prezos with
> > Emmanuel Bernard. BTW, I am sorry for this long time without posting !
> >
>
> No problem welcome back.
>
> > I prefer to checkout again all the stuff from ufk instead of doing an
> > update. I manage to create a new working workspace ;-)
> >
> > The site
get.qtsoftware.com <
http://get.qtsoftware.com>
> <
http://get.qtsoftware.com> seems to be
> > down:
http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/get.qtsoftware.com
> >
>
> I'll take a look maybe they changed their URL.
>
> > The psf file are a great tool to share workspace configuration accross
> > the web but to checkout each project separatly is a very long task and
> > we may have a faster process if we download all the virtual-structure
> > folder and then import the project in eclipse.
> >
>
> But how do you then commit back?
>
>
> I think I'm not clear enought because of my frenghlish
>
> 1/ You checkout the vitual-structure directory (with a psf if needed)
> 2/ You then close the project checkouted/imported
> 3/ You import all the project you need (org.eclipse.ufacekit.*)
> 4/ Code whatever you need in those project
> 5/ Commit/update these projects (because .svn is present in each
> subdirectory you can commit just a directory of the virtualstructure)
>
> But just don't care about that, it is not a priority, just an advice
> that may help new contributors, but is there any new contributors in the
> area ? Unfortunatly not ;-) Maybe after the Eclipse DemoCamp in November !
>
>
> > In a maven point of view, we should have a pom in proper,
> incubation and
> > example folder and a pom in each project. Then we must use tycho to
> > build all this stuff. We use tycho at work to build a big Eclipse
> > project with success.
> >
>
> The pom-Files we have point to the virtual structure (see my other maile
> from before on those different structures).
>
>
> I didn't know this svn external way of coding... great tool. I will see
> how to use it on our project at work.
>
> So when I commit java source on ufacekit , the commit comes in the
> bundle directory not in the develop one. It is Magik !
