Campbell Prediction System (emxsys.com): CPS Developers: Updates to NetBeans Library Wrappers in CPS

Mailing Lists
Project chat room
» CPS Chat
Message Forums
» CPS Developers
» CPS General Discussion
Downloads
» Software Downloads
Issue Tracking
» Issue Tracking
Source Code Repository
» Subversion
Wiki
» CPS Home Page

Campbell Prediction System (emxsys.com) was started in August 2009, is owned by Bruce Schubert, and has 30 members.

» Join This Project

Updates to NetBeans Library Wrappers in CPS

» Back to forum topics

4 posts

Replies: 3 - Last Post: June 24, 2010 16:21
by: doug

« Older Topic » Newer Topic

showing 1 - 4 of 4

Bruce Schubert	Posted: June 19, 2010 04:39 by Bruce Schubert » Permalink
	I've added the source and java docs to most the NetBeans Library Wrapper modules. This addition will allow you to browse the library source and link to the javadocs while working in the CPS project. The zip files are stored in root of each library wrapper module. This addition will mean your next SVN update will be longer than usual while the zips are being downloaded. -- Bruce

sunlightme2010	Posted: June 19, 2010 07:32 by sunlightme2010 » Permalink
	Hi: Bruce Schubert You've done great! But How do I get the Wrapper

Bruce Schubert

Posted: June 21, 2010 19:35 by Bruce Schubert

» Permalink

Thanks for the compliment.

I think the simplest way to get the wrapper libraries is to join the project and then use the NetBeans Kenai plugin (in NB 6.8+). Note that I have prefixed all the wrapper library names with "LIbraries -" for ease of use. You can retrieve the entire RCP project, or just a library wrapper module.

For example, to get just the VisAD library module from the main trunk, do this from within NetBeans:

Invoke Team -> Kenai -> Get Sources sources from Kenai...
Select Kenai Repository: Campbell Prediction System (emxsys.com) https://svn.kenai.com/svn/cps~svn
Select Folder to Get: trunk/CPS-Suite/Libraries - VisAD
Enter Local Folder: <your local path>
Click Get from Kenai

Regards,
-- Bruce

doug	Posted: June 24, 2010 16:21 by doug » Permalink
	Meeting with Bruce today demonstrated the progress on the CPS program. Fuel flammability variations window is interesting. He is getting closer to releasing the program in a download. Go Bruce

Replies: 3 - Last Post: June 24, 2010 16:21
by: doug

« Older Topic » Newer Topic