| [atf-dev] "old" stuff is good stuff ;-) |
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Hi, checking out the old content from ATF repository, it seems
that they have left some great documentation about many things there. For example, this is the “script” of how to
build the old ATF packages. Can be useful when building up our new build. ------------------------------------------- Reconstituting the
ATF Eclipse Source Tree: ------------------------------------------- The ATF CVS source
code contains a 'trimmed' version of the AJAX Toolkit Framework, meaning that there
is no 3rd party code included. The purpose of this section is to a) tell you what was
removed and b) advise you on how you may pull in the missing pieces to
make a buildable ATF source tree of your own. Here's what has been
trimmed and what needs to be done: - In the
org.eclipse.atf.personality.rico.runtime plugin: - in the
resources/ directory -
add prototype.js -
add rico.js Note:
you can obtain prototype.js and rico.js from http://openrico.org/rico/downloads.page Note:
this has only been tested with prototype 1.3.1 and rico 1.1-beta2 - In the
org.eclipse.atf.personality.dojo.runtime plugin: - in the
resources/ directory -
add demos -
add src -
add build.txt -
add CHANGELOG -
add dojo.js -
add dojo.js.uncompressed.js -
add iframe_history.html -
add LICENSE -
add README Note:
you can obtain the necessary Dojo code from http://dojotoolkit.org/download/ Note:
this has only been tested with Dojo 0.2.2 Note:
The ATF _javascript_ validator will flag a few of the base Dojo _javascript_
source files as having errors. These "errors" can be ignored and
should not cause any break in Dojo functionality. - In the
org.eclipse.atf._javascript_.jslint plugin: - Add jslint.js to the resources/ directory
of the plugin Note: you can obtain jslint.js by: -Go to the URL, http://www.jslint.com/fulljslint.js -Save the page as jslint.js - Add the org.mozilla._javascript_ org.mozilla.xpcom org.eclipse.atf.personality.zimbra.runtime plugins: -
download
- ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/js/eclipse/plugins/org.mozilla._javascript__1.6.2.jar
- http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/xulrunner/eclipse/plugins/org.mozilla.xpcom_1.8.0.90.jar
- http://cvs.zimbra.com/org.eclipse.atf.personality.zimbra.runtime_3.1.0.jar -
then in the Explorer view:
- Import... -> Plug-in Development -> External Plug-ins and
Fragments - Uncheck "The target
platform..." box - Specify the location of the folder
containing three plugins in the Plug-in Location - Click Next > - Select the three plugins and click
Add - Click Finish - If you are running
on Linux: -in the
org.eclipse.atf.mozilla.swt.browser plugin, copy .classpath_gtk over
.classpath, ie:
cp .classpath_gtk .classpath (or
something of that nature). The default .classpath is set up for Windows. - Rebuild (clean)
your workspace -
Project -> Clean... -> Clean All Projects - If you still see
compilation errors try restarting Eclipse: during testing, the most common
issue we hit was
some problem with the prerequisites not being completely or correctly installed.
Please check to make sure that all elements of Eclipse and WTP have been
installed correctly and at the correct level. |