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Nam-Quang Tran — Mon, 11 Jan 2021 19:36:52 -0000

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 You may be able to convince the project admin (me) to give you write access to the Git repository, in which case the Git repository will be available at:

-    ssh://\[your SF.net username\]@git.code.sf.net/p/docfetcher/code
+    ssh://[your SF.net username]@git.code.sf.net/p/docfetcher/code

 To pull from and push to this address, you'll need to enter your SourceForge.net username and password as login.

Source code modified by Nam-Quang Tran

Nam-Quang Tran — Mon, 11 Jan 2021 19:36:35 -0000

Source code modified by Nam-Quang Tran

Nam-Quang Tran — Mon, 11 Jan 2021 19:35:15 -0000

Requirements

Things you need to know in order to modify DocFetcher:

Java skillz
Basic understanding of Git (or SVN, for older program versions)
Familiarity with Eclipse

License note

Before you start coding, please note that code contributions which include or depend on GPL-licensed code cannot be incorporated into the DocFetcher codebase, since the GPL is incompatible with DocFetcher's license, the EPL.

Accessing the Git repository

The source code for DocFetcher 1.1 beta 1 and newer can be found in the project's Git repository. It is publicly accessible and read-only via the following address:

git://git.code.sf.net/p/docfetcher/code

For code contributions in general, you can create a SourceForge.net account, fork the Git repository and then submit a merge request for your modifications. Creating a fork can be done on this page by clicking on the "fork" button.

You may be able to convince the project admin (me) to give you write access to the Git repository, in which case the Git repository will be available at:

ssh://\[your SF.net username\]@git.code.sf.net/p/docfetcher/code

To pull from and push to this address, you'll need to enter your SourceForge.net username and password as login.

Accessing the SVN repository

The source code for older program versions (up to v1.0.3) can be found in the SVN repository:

https://docfetcher.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/docfetcher

Note that this older source code is read-only and not maintained anymore.

Now what?

After checking out from the Git repository, have a look at the file ''readme.txt'' in the root of the checked-out folder. This file contains instructions on how to set up DocFetcher in Eclipse, and how to build it.

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Source code modified by Nam-Quang Tran

Source code modified by Nam-Quang Tran

Requirements

License note

Accessing the Git repository

Accessing the SVN repository

Now what?