#3 Where is the source code?

[Francesco Montorsi]

Hi,
I would like to modify this project (eventually providing patches) but could not find the sources on SF repository. And google code does not host source code anymore.
Where is the most updated source code?
Ar ethere information on how to build the sources (requirements etc)?

Thanks,
Francesco

[Bruce Martin]

Basically:

• The Recordeditor Code sits with the Recordeditor project. This is most of the code.

I am in the middle of a fairly big change to cb2xml / JRecord / Recordeditor at the moment.
I will generate the RecordEditor jars and run the automated tests on them. If this goes well, I will get latest code out in a day or 2.

[Francesco Montorsi]

Hi Bruce,
thanks for the fast reply.
Great to know you're working on improving the project!
Do you plan to check in the code in the GIT repository of this project? Or you prefer to simply make it available as download option for released files?

I'm asking because I would like to do some changes and if the code is in GIT it would be easier for me (and you) to discuss/review changes (via pull requests) etc

Thanks,
Francesco

[Bruce Martin]

I have uploaded my current source (eclipse project):

https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Source_98.5/

You will find there are a number of packages / jars that are needed to compile the RecordEditor but ar not need for the protobuf editor. I will look at getting rid of codegen and JRecord source and producing a simpler source package

There is a lib directory with jars that are needed during the compile.

The source is a in Eclipse project format. There is a MyLib variable that points to the lib directory included. If need be I can tell you the dependencies for the projects

Basically

• JRecord_097 requires JRecord_Common
• RecordEditor requires JRecord_097, JRecord_Common + lots of jars (many are not needed by the protobuf editor
• RecordEditor_z_ProtobufEditor requires RecordEditor, JRecord_097, JRecord_Common + protocol buffers jars

For the time being send changes to me. I will look at

• Splitting RecordEditor into 2 :
  • Basical Core used by ProtoBuf editor
  • RecordEdit / RecsvEditor sections
• moving everything to Git-Hub

But this will take some time.

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Currently I focussing on getting new versions of the

• cb2xml (Cobol copybook to Xml) Project
• JRecord Project (provides access to Cobol data from Cobol)

[Francesco Montorsi]

Hi Bruce,
don't you think that placing the source code in a repository like git,
subversion or something else it would be easier also for you to keep track
of your changes, etc?

That's just a suggestion since almost all open source projects employ git
or subversion...

HTH,
Francesco

2017-10-24 8:26 GMT+02:00 Bruce Martin bruce_a_martin@users.sf.net:

I have uploaded my current source (eclipse project):

https://sourceforge.net/projects/protobufeditor/files/
ProtoBufEditor/Test_Releases/Source_98.5/

You will find there are a number of packages / jars that are needed to
compile the RecordEditor but ar not need for the protobuf editor. I will
look at getting rid of codegen and JRecord source and producing a simpler
source package

There is a lib directory with jars that are needed.

I will probably produce a simpler source download in a couple of days

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for the moment just supply changed souce to me. I will try and get it all
in to github but that will take time

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** [tickets:#3] Where is the source code?**

Status: open
Milestone: 1.0
Created: Fri Oct 20, 2017 08:55 PM UTC by Francesco Montorsi
Last Updated: Mon Oct 23, 2017 10:29 AM UTC
Owner: nobody

Hi,
I would like to modify this project (eventually providing patches) but
could not find the sources on SF repository. And google code does not host
source code anymore.
Where is the most updated source code?
Ar ethere information on how to build the sources (requirements etc)?

Thanks,
Francesco

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[Bruce Martin]

All the source code is in subvertsion. Most of it is in RecordEditor project:

• https://sourceforge.net/p/record-editor/code/HEAD/tree/

Protobufeditor:

• https://sourceforge.net/p/protobufeditor/CodeSubversion/HEAD/tree/

[Francesco Montorsi]

Wonderful, thanks!

I didn't notice the "CodeSubversion" tab because I was misleaded by the
"code" tab that points to empty git repo!

Thanks,
Francesco

2017-10-26 0:12 GMT+02:00 Bruce Martin bruce_a_martin@users.sf.net:

All the source code is in subvertsion. Most of it is in RecordEditor
project:

• https://sourceforge.net/p/record-editor/code/HEAD/tree/

Protobufeditor:

• https://sourceforge.net/p/protobufeditor/CodeSubversion/HEAD/tree/

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** [tickets:#3] Where is the source code?**

Status: open
Milestone: 1.0
Created: Fri Oct 20, 2017 08:55 PM UTC by Francesco Montorsi
Last Updated: Tue Oct 24, 2017 06:26 AM UTC
Owner: nobody

Hi,
I would like to modify this project (eventually providing patches) but
could not find the sources on SF repository. And google code does not host
source code anymore.
Where is the most updated source code?
Ar ethere information on how to build the sources (requirements etc)?

Thanks,
Francesco

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[Bruce Martin]

No worries, I had forgoten about the Code tag and assumed you had seen the subverswion tag