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[jwt-dev] Re: Run a modified version of JWT
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Hi Tikael
Any news on your side ?
By the way, I've just improved the development environment page at
http://wiki.eclipse.org/JWT_CVS , by adding the missing xalan dependency.
Regards,
Marc
Marc Dutoo a écrit :
Hi Tikael
Please confirm that you did
* use a JDK 5+
* use a fresh Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo) install, WITHOUT the JWT plugins
installed from the Galileo update site (since you'll install them from
source+build)
* check out the source code as said (using the CVS perspective), and
import all projects (at least we/jwt-we and the projects it depends on,
like all 3 metamodel/* ; we/jwt-we-conf-* are highly recommended, as
well as transformations/jwt-transformation-*) as Plugin projects in your
workspace. Now they should be displayed in your Projects view in red (in
error)
* install the dependencies (Plugins : EMF, GEF, Zest ; Orbit : JDom),
otherwise the checkouted plugin projects will stay in red in your
Eclipse projects view
* right-click on jwt-we > Run As > Eclipse Application . By default
all plugins of your workspace are used, they can be tweaked in the Run
menu.
Following your question, I've improved the "how to build" section on the
http://wiki.eclipse.org/JWT_CVS , have a look at it.
My most important question : does your workspace look like the one I've
just uploaded on the http://wiki.eclipse.org/JWT_CVS page ?
Regards,
Marc
tikael@xxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
Hi,
For a project I have, I would like to modify the plug-in JWT by
deleting (or hiding) the buttons, areas and menus that I don't need
and adding the one I want.
I followed this tutorial (http://wiki.eclipse.org/JWT_CVS) so I
downloaded the source code using CVS thus as the depedencies but now,
when I try to run my application ( I didn't modify the source code of
the plug-in yet), I can't use the JWT plug-in (and I don't see it
amongst the installed plug-ins, thus as EMF, GEF and Zest).
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Michaël.
