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Re: [mdt.dev] and the wiki for OCL Tools is now online also
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Miguel (and cc: to Jacques re: Ecore Tools component):
To add yourself to the MDT website, please copy a folder such as:
/cvsroot/org.eclipse/www/modeling/mdt/uml2tools/ to /cvsroot/org.eclipse/www/modeling/mdt/ocltools/, making the appropriate edits to build/_common.php and your project-info/* files.
Once you commit your changes, note that there's at least a 30-second lag before content appears.
You'll also have to tweak the mdt/_projectCommon.php (or emft/_projectCommon.php) file so that your component is properly listed and will appear on the homepage, downloads, release notes, etc. Be sure you add yourself to these arrays, as appropriate:
$projects = array( ... );
$cvscoms = array( ... );
$nodownloads = array(); //components with no downloads available yet
$nonewsgroup = array(); //components without newsgroup
$nomailinglist = array(); //components without mailinglist
$incubating = array("eodm","uml2tools"); // components which are still incubating (everyone goes here to start, esp. EMFT)
If you want to set up a local mirror of
www.eclipse.org for previewing, see:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Server_Sandbox_SetupIf you want to use PDT to edit and debug PHP pages, see:
http://divby0.blogspot.com/search?q=zendWhen all this is done, I can set you up on
emft.eclipse.org for running builds. Drop me a line @
nickboldt@xxxxxxxxx or drop into #eclipse-modeling on IRC (
http://wiki.eclipse.org/IRC for setup advice) and we can discuss the next steps.
Cheers,
Nick
