managebad.blogg.se - Winmerge initial release

Commit the new/modified/deleted source files to Mercurial, using the WWJava published release version number in your commit comment.Verify that only expected warnings occur - fix these as you wish against your local Mercurial repository.In NetBeans, Clean & Build the project.Copy and replace the new source tree onto the existing (Mercurial controlled) source tree.You will commit these deletes later in a step below, once you've confirmed that the build works. Delete these files (if any) from Mercurial on your source tree.Use WinMerge (or some similar directory comparison tool) to figure out which files have been deleted since your prior committed version of the WWJava SDK.

If you don't properly track file deletes, WWJava SDK compile errors will be extremely difficult to identify.

When pulling new versions of WWJava, be careful to properly reflect file deletes (keep reading for suggestions on how to do this).

Rename top level 'build.xml' to 'build_ww.xml' (see the 0.5 SDK era explanation for why).

Extract the zip file to a local directory, not in your Mercurial source tree yet.

Download the desired SDK version from the WWJava releases site.

These instructions assume you're familiar with Mercurial, its integration with NetBeans, and that you've already committed an initial version of the WWJava SDK to a Mercurial repository inside NetBeans:

If you'd like to effectively track WWJava builds releases externally using Mercurial, keep reading this section. There's plenty of discussion on this subject in the forums if you're interested. The WWJava team doesn't publish a CM repository as of December 2010. If you're building the WWJava SDK for the first time, follow those instructions and add 'gdal.jar' at the same time you're adding 'gluegen-rt.jar' and 'jogl.jar' via the 'Add JAR/Folder' button.

(0.6 SDK era) Tracking WWJava SDK versions from NetBeansĬhiss' instructions (0.5 SDK era, see below) for initial NetBeans build remain an excellent help for building a 0.6 WWJava SDK using NetBeans 6.9.1 and 32-bit version of the JDK 1.6.0_22 on a Windows 7 64-bit machine.

3 (0.1 SDK era) Original entry from Geertjan's log when the 0.1 SDK was initially released.

2 (0.5 SDK era) Compiling and running the SDK examples.

1 (0.6 SDK era) Tracking WWJava SDK versions from NetBeans.