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… other IDEs can be used to develop the project. The README has been populated with instructions for Netbeans, Maven command line or importing and running from Eclipse.
Thank you for your effort of attempting to provide alternative development environment for JStock. However, we prefer to stick with NetBeans with reason : All our UI code, is auto-generated by NetBeans mostly. Using other IDEs, will break such auto-generated code mechanism. For instance, NetBeans will place
Within the generated code block. This prohibits developers from modified the auto-generated code. If I were promoting other development environment, this introduces chance for breaking NetBeans auto-generated code mechanism. What I will be very appreciated, is 1 page introduction, on how to check-out, compile and run JStock using NetBeans Something looks similar to an out-dated 1 page introduction : http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jstock/index.php?title=Hacking#How_To_Check_Out_JStock_Source_Code_to_Compile_and_Run.3F Thanks. Please let me know if I misunderstand your intention. |
Hi Yan Cheng (sorry for my ignorance - do I call you this?), I can do the Netbeans doco as requested. Yes, Netbeans has Matisse for GUI design. I understand. Do you think What do you think? The idea i've had for a while (before coming across JStock) was to have If the clients are split off from the server product then the Swing What do you think about the client/server architecture idea? And as a Cheers, Brooke On 12/03/14 1:12 AM, Yan Cheng CHEOK wrote:
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I've added a Maven project so that:
libs/
directory). Storing in thelibs/
directory becomes an issue when multiple versions of those libs are used since each one becomes version controlled. If this fork is pulled into JStock I recommend that all the dependencies should all be done in this Maven way.The dependencies such as blobsallad should also be setup as Maven projects so they can be:
https://repo.maven.com
.This fork works in all aspects except for some peripheral ones as mentioned in the README.md (discussed as TODOs). The README.md files contains usage instructions.
Please feel free to add any comments or requests for modifications here. I feel this is a valuable addition to the fantastic jstock project and would like to see it adopted.