Dear OJ developer community.
I am a new developer that has just joined the community and am hoping to
get started with some OJ development.
I have two aims.
1- To use the OJ platform as a host for an application we are looking to
build. It will be used to assist in the prevention of global migratory
pests.
2- To offer any work we/I do back to the user community in order to
advance Open Jump as a platform.
I would like to get the latest stable version of OJ into the NetBeans
IDE. So could I start by asking a couple of polite (perhaps simple?)
questions please?
1. One of my colleagues has recently downloaded what to appears to the
source for v1.5.1 - I have read "how to obtain the source code" and have
tried to add this project (v1.5.1) to NB IDE > File > New Project > Java
Project with Existing Sources > however I get the following error:
/Package Folder Already Used in Project
The following folders that you selected are already used in this or
another project. A package folders can only be used on one project in
one package folder list (source packages or test packages).
C:\[my install path\src(owned by OpenJUMP svn snapshot)/
So I am guessing this is locked due to some kind of SVN version control?
2. I then decided to try and download the source code via SVN using
TortoiseSVN - I used the path below.
https://jump-pilot.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jump-pilot/core/branches/stable%201.5/
However I am requested to enter a username and password, so cannot proceed.
My question is as follows.
1. I am doing the correct thing <above>?
if not
2. How (step by step) is the easiest/quickest way to get the source
code, please include any items such as best version, URL,
username/password, svn or maven etc.
I am sure this is quite simple but for a first time, I thought I would
ask as you guys sound very helpful.
Thanks in advance, Chris.
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