Re: [nebula-dev] how to run the source code correctly?

[Tom Schindl <listom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Great.

To your questions. In fact nebula-controls are self-contained project
with a minimal set of dependencies (SWT/JFace).

So when for example checking out org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.grid you
should not see any compiler errors.

Checking out the snippet projects you'll maybe see compiler errors if
you haven't checked out all possible widgets from cvs. The snippets
project is *NOT* and RCP-Application but simply an ordinary OSGi-Bundle.

You might also want to checkout the examples-RCP-Application which shows
some of our widgets in action.

The path to getting a committer on nebula is the same than getting a
committer on other Eclipse projects:

a) File bugs into bugzilla for missing features and attach patches
   Work on existing bugs by attaching patches
b) After you worked on a big enough number of bugs so that we (the
   existing committers) are confident you will be proposed as a new
   committer

There's an additional thing to mention. Though you are voted in as a
committer on Nebula you normally only work in a specific are. So if you
got voted in as say a committer to PShelf you will not check in code
e.g. for the Grid.

Tom

zhong nanhai schrieb:
> Hi,
> I have joined Google Summer Code 2009 and I want to make some
> contributions to your group.
> I have downloaded the source code,but the Eclipse always tell me that
> there are lack of some pakcages.And I found that
> "org.eclipse.swt.nebula.snippets" under the source project may run as
> a RCP project.I'm confused......
> So,can anyone tell me which packages that I need to add into the build
> path and then I can use the source code properly.
> 
> BTW: How can I become a committer of "Nebula" project?
> 
> Regards,
> higer
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