GroovyRTM: General Discussion: Want to help GroovyRTM?

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Submit a patch. Send me a link to your mercurial repo or source files or whatever. Those who submit more than 1 patch are eligible to be added as a project developer.
If you can't contribute code, why just digg the project or submit to your favorite aggregator?

You will need a kenai.com account to help out, and I'm happy to get you an invite if it's in private beta.

Have Fun!

ingorichter

Posted: July 03, 2009 19:34 by ingorichter

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Hi Eric,

I wanted to create a RTM Desktop App with Flex but now I'd like to do it with groovy (perhaps with griffon). You already did the groundwork which makes it much easier. Your project was the reason that I got a kenai account and that I got the latest Netbeans on my machine. BTW: Is there any secret setting that I need to apply in order to get the project compiled and executed in NetBeans?

Good work so far. Thanks.

Best, Ingo

Eric Wendelin	Posted: July 04, 2009 15:16 by Eric Wendelin » Reply to this Post » Permalink
	Ingo: It is a Netbeans 6.7 project. Other than that it should be easy to build this project straight from VCS. Let me know if you have any troubles. -Eric

ingorichter

Posted: July 04, 2009 22:30 by ingorichter

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Hi Eric,

I imported the project directly from Kenai and building it in Netbeans results in 151 errors. The error message is: 'unable to resolve class org.eriwen.rtm.*'. It seems that the import in the unit tests isn't resolved.

I need to learn a little bit more about Netbeans to resolve such issues on my own. Any idea how to solve this issue is really appreciated.

Thanks, Ingo

Eric Wendelin	Posted: July 05, 2009 10:30 by Eric Wendelin » Reply to this Post » Permalink
	Ingo: Netbeans lies sometimes. You should still try building it and it will hopefully work. If not, check your project properties. You can also just run ant on the project from the command-line. -Eric

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