for the code. im kind of new with the "CVS". according to the http://javaisdoomed.sourceforge.net, i have to write this:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.javaisdoomed.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/javaisdoomed co JavaIsDoomed
on something? where will i type it?
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you need a CVS client to execute this. On a windows system for example you can use WinCVS (http://www.wincvs.org) and configure the connection. Also many IDEs include a CVS client, for example Eclipse.
You can even execute it on the command if you have include your CVS client in your path. For example if you installed WinCVS, you will find the programm cvs.exe in its subdirectories. Open a DOS box in that directory and execute the line.
Cheers, Torsten
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i was hoping you have some documentation on how to use the JID engine. (i was misinformed: i thougth JID was something like 3DS Max or Maya that is created with Java. cant you make some GUI for JID? - this would be a hell-of-a-3D-app)
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JID is a 3D Graphic Engine, done by a hobby game programmer for hobby game programmer. The only documentation which exists is the javadoc comments in the source code, from which the API documentation can be created.
There are no tutorials how to use JID. You can only examine the source code of the two applications ESCAPE and ModelViewer, which are based on JID.
JID contains the packag jd.gui. In this package GUI elements are available, if you want to create a GUI in a application based on GUI. But an GUI for using JID doesn't exist.
Greets,
Torsten
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"jd.gui package" yah i think i saw some thing like it in the JD folder.
do you think docs will be helpful? i think it does. i'd be willing to make one if only i have the source code. like i said im new to the CVS thing. maybe if you could just send me a copy on my email - creek23grupzer0@yahoo.com.
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Shame to admit but I still don't know how to download the source code with CVS client. I wonder why the line:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@javaisdoomed.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/javaisdoomed login
is asking me for password. is password required for anonymous account?
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I cant find the link on downloading JID like it said it should be in one "package".
help! anyone?
Hi,
you can download the setup.exe here: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/javaisdoomed/setup.exe?download. The source is available only via CVS, a single file doesn't exist for the source code.
ciao
torsten
thanks for the help torsten.
for the code. im kind of new with the "CVS". according to the http://javaisdoomed.sourceforge.net, i have to write this:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.javaisdoomed.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/javaisdoomed co JavaIsDoomed
on something? where will i type it?
Hi,
you need a CVS client to execute this. On a windows system for example you can use WinCVS (http://www.wincvs.org) and configure the connection. Also many IDEs include a CVS client, for example Eclipse.
You can even execute it on the command if you have include your CVS client in your path. For example if you installed WinCVS, you will find the programm cvs.exe in its subdirectories. Open a DOS box in that directory and execute the line.
Cheers, Torsten
help again!
i was hoping you have some documentation on how to use the JID engine. (i was misinformed: i thougth JID was something like 3DS Max or Maya that is created with Java. cant you make some GUI for JID? - this would be a hell-of-a-3D-app)
Hi,
JID is a 3D Graphic Engine, done by a hobby game programmer for hobby game programmer. The only documentation which exists is the javadoc comments in the source code, from which the API documentation can be created.
There are no tutorials how to use JID. You can only examine the source code of the two applications ESCAPE and ModelViewer, which are based on JID.
JID contains the packag jd.gui. In this package GUI elements are available, if you want to create a GUI in a application based on GUI. But an GUI for using JID doesn't exist.
Greets,
Torsten
"jd.gui package" yah i think i saw some thing like it in the JD folder.
do you think docs will be helpful? i think it does. i'd be willing to make one if only i have the source code. like i said im new to the CVS thing. maybe if you could just send me a copy on my email - creek23grupzer0@yahoo.com.
hello Torsten,
I noticed that you were updating something on the JID source code. I saw it thru http://javaisdoomed.cvs.sourceforge.net/javaisdoomed/
Shame to admit but I still don't know how to download the source code with CVS client. I wonder why the line:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@javaisdoomed.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/javaisdoomed login
is asking me for password. is password required for anonymous account?
Hi Creek,
just press enter if you are asked for the password.
You can get more information about anonymous access to the cvs here: https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=53522
To checkout the engine use:
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@javaisdoomed.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/javaisdoomed co -P JavaIsDoomed
If you browse the cvs look here:
http://javaisdoomed.cvs.sourceforge.net/javaisdoomed/JavaIsDoomed/dist/2.0.0/
This directory contains the latest build. The file jid_src-2.0.0.jar includes the class and the source.
Cheers,
Torsten
thanks torsten.