Some observations on this thread:

1. You do not need m2eclipse. /trunk and /Branch_3_3 both use Maven 2 and will build straight away with "mvn compile".

2. You can generate Eclipse or IDEA project files from the command line in the standard Maven way (mvn eclipse:eclipse or mvn idea:idea) and then import the projects. I understand that IDEA reads Maven metadata natively but I cannot speak to that.

3. Only committers are allowed to ... commit. This is what the svn.jboss.org server is for. anonsvn.jboss.org is a replica with read-only privileges. Use this for now. You are free to open JIRA tickets and attach patch files which will be reviewed by Hibernate committers and possibly committed in a future release.

4. Yes, Hibernate is complicated. It is not a trivial project to jump into head-first. So please understand that there are many ways to contribute:

  * Helping on the forums
  * Hanging around in IRC to participate/answer questions
  * Improving the wiki
  * Filing JIRA issues for bugs or attaching test cases that are required

Happy Hibernating,

Chris

joy deep wrote:
Thanks soo much , I was by the side of the ocean no idea about depth .
Are only JBoss people allowed to make changes !!!


Thanks and Regards
Joydeep Bhattacharjee


--- On *Tue, 14/4/09, Elhanan Maayan /<elh.mailg...@gmail.com>/* wrote:


    From: Elhanan Maayan <elh.mailg...@gmail.com>
    Subject: Re: [hibernate-dev] want to join hibernate development
    community
    To: "joy deep" <bha_...@yahoo.co.in>
    Cc: "Peter Harrison" <peter.harri...@methodmaker.co.nz>,
    hibernate-dev@lists.jboss.org
    Date: Tuesday, 14 April, 2009, 6:38 PM

    i've started a small blog http://osventure.wordpress.com/ about my
    experiences with open source, documenting my attempts.
please note that you will need m2eclipse plugin to download the
    code, as the svn repo is not in eclipse project.
    you will then need to change your .settings.xml file for maven in
    ~/m2 direcotry  for jboss plugins
also after you downloaded the code you will encounter huge amount of
    compiler errors  you will need to the following:
1. run mvn install on the pom parent - to generate some antlr files
    that were not generated during the initial load
    2. change hibernate-core project compiler settings to :
generated .class file compatibility to 1.4, source compatibility : 1.4
    3. on hibernate-common-annotations project change the compiler
    error/warnings , turn the forbidden reference (access rules) to
    warning instead of error.
good luck getting your feet, personally i feel somewhat drowning
    when i'm trying to figure out this bug :
    http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-3856
personally i have no idea how anyone outside jboss can even begin to
    start modify the code without some white papers or explanation on
    the internal structure of hibernate.
    On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:05 AM, joy deep <bha_...@yahoo.co.in
    </mc/compose?to=bha_...@yahoo.co.in>> wrote:

        Hi,
            Is there any SVN repository from where I can download the
        source codes, and set up my project in eclipse .Can you also
        give the Bugzilla link for hibernate.I want to get my feet wet
        with the code soon . Thanks for replying.


        Thanks and Regards
        Joydeep Bhattacharjee


        --- On *Tue, 14/4/09, Peter Harrison
        /<peter.harri...@methodmaker.co.nz
        </mc/compose?to=peter.harri...@methodmaker.co.nz>>/* wrote:


            From: Peter Harrison <peter.harri...@methodmaker.co.nz
            </mc/compose?to=peter.harri...@methodmaker.co.nz>>
            Subject: Re: [hibernate-dev] want to join hibernate
            development community
            To: bha_...@yahoo.co.in </mc/compose?to=bha_...@yahoo.co.in>
            Date: Tuesday, 14 April, 2009, 5:02 AM

            The ideal way to get involved is to download the source and
            get familiar with it first - if you have not already. I am
            here because I made some modifications to hibernate for my
            own project and want to contribute back. The best way to
            start is to look at existing bug reports, write a patch or
            two and attach them to the ticket. Of course, I'm in a
            similar boat as you, in that I'm not an active committer
            right now. I'm personally looking at issues which affect me
            - aka I don't want to be committing code for things that I
            am not having practical use for.

            2009/4/12 <bha_...@yahoo.co.in
            <http://mc/compose?to=bha_...@yahoo.co.in>>

                Hi All,

                      I am new to hibernate development community though
                I have been using the the product for some time now , I
                would like to be a part of this wonderful product how
                can I get on with it .
                Any help in this regard will be highly appreciated.




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