| Re: [vtp-dev] Patch to fix the OpenVXML projects |
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Hi Dominique, I have made a simple Hello World example walk-through for creating
custom modules. This should be enough to let you at least get familiar
with the process of creating a custom module. I will be continuing to
expand on this initial draft to include much more detailed information.
Once complete, it will be located in the documentation section of the VTP
site. The DTD and schema for the XML documents will follow on shortly. A good source of information is the JavaDoc for the
org.eclipse.vtp.framework.api package. Also for a view into programming
custom modules, take a look at the built-in modules (they use the same API more
or less) located in the org.eclipse.vtp.framework.kernel.spi package. The
built-in modules should end with the word Module in their names. Trip Gilman OpenMethods o| +1.816.283.VXML (8965) x102 c| +1.503.706.8300 f| +1.816.817.0643 This message (including any attachments)
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it, is strictly prohibited. -----Original Message----- Hi all, you'll find in attachment a multi-project patch file that covers all
the changes I had to apply to the OpenVXML Eclipse projects. Now a few observations: - some projects have names beginning with 'org.eclipse', some don't. Morever, two projects have names starting with 'nprompt2'. - All the empty directories created by the patch should contain an
empty file (that could be named '.empty') to make sure that CVS always
creates them when checking out the projects from scratch. - When I start a runtime Eclipse to test the plugins and switch to the openVXML perspective, I see 'nPrompt2 Business Analyst Perspective' in
the window title... I guess the projects under CVS are not in sync with
what was used to create the demo CD I got at SpeechTEK. Hope this helps, Dominique -- Dominique Boucher, Ph.D. Lead Software Developer Nü Echo Inc. www.nuecho.com 514-861-3246 x 231 "A programming language is low level when its programs
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