Wanted to attach to the quick start but that has no attachment button.
Here is what I use to recompile the java and to update the webapp with the new code. All done using ant (i use Apache Ant version 1.7.0 compiled on February 21 2008).
You'll need the full download (with jars) in place, check the .properties file for file paths. I'm also pointing to javamail 1.4 too, thats a download from the sun website.
When you've checked out the code from anonymous cvs, the src code is in a directory called "de", now make a directory called "src" and move the "de" directory into it.
you can use the following any of the targets
javadoc, clean, build, deploy.
Javadoc generates javadoc, clean cleans everything, build will build the project and deploy updates the files you have in your download with the new mec_as2.jar both in the root of the app and in the webapp.
I work in linux, window users you are on your own :-)
Shouldn't really be anymore than adjusting paths tbh for windows users.
Wanted to attach to the quick start but that has no attachment button.
Here is what I use to recompile the java and to update the webapp with the new code. All done using ant (i use Apache Ant version 1.7.0 compiled on February 21 2008).
You'll need the full download (with jars) in place, check the .properties file for file paths. I'm also pointing to javamail 1.4 too, thats a download from the sun website.
When you've checked out the code from anonymous cvs, the src code is in a directory called "de", now make a directory called "src" and move the "de" directory into it.
you can use the following any of the targets
javadoc, clean, build, deploy.
Javadoc generates javadoc, clean cleans everything, build will build the project and deploy updates the files you have in your download with the new mec_as2.jar both in the root of the app and in the webapp.
I work in linux, window users you are on your own :-)
Shouldn't really be anymore than adjusting paths tbh for windows users.
HTH,