hi all,
Am new to JPF and the plugin architecture. Is there a Hello World example to create a new JPF project using eclipse or netbeans. I saw the tutorial for JPF-demo project, is there a tutorial for a new project ?
thanks
arnott
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this forum is not really active, don't know why because I still think jpf is a great api to use.
i don't think there is another tutorial besides the jpf-demo tutorial but I would like to give you a few tips.
first it would be best if you start learning ant…to build your own projects. it makes a lot more sense if you know whats going on in the build.xml files. create your own build.xml file from the jpf-demo project and create a free form project from that build.xml file.
i know reading gets most of us down but the demo-project is very well documented and if you go through it, you should be able to get started on your own project.
regards
cobus
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2010-07-15
hi cobus,
Thanks for your reply. Learning about 'ant build' is the right way to start, now jpf make more sense now.
regards,
arnott
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hi all,
Am new to JPF and the plugin architecture. Is there a Hello World example to create a new JPF project using eclipse or netbeans. I saw the tutorial for JPF-demo project, is there a tutorial for a new project ?
thanks
arnott
hi arnott,
this forum is not really active, don't know why because I still think jpf is a great api to use.
i don't think there is another tutorial besides the jpf-demo tutorial but I would like to give you a few tips.
first it would be best if you start learning ant…to build your own projects. it makes a lot more sense if you know whats going on in the build.xml files. create your own build.xml file from the jpf-demo project and create a free form project from that build.xml file.
i know reading gets most of us down but the demo-project is very well documented and if you go through it, you should be able to get started on your own project.
regards
cobus
hi cobus,
Thanks for your reply. Learning about 'ant build' is the right way to start, now jpf make more sense now.
regards,
arnott