AKSW - Projects/DLLearner/Eclipse

2010-04-19 15:43:37

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2010-04-19 15:43:37 and 2010-04-19 17:52:37

Additions:

Some Java 6 versions ship with restrictions of the internal com.sun.net classes, since there is no long term support for those classes. If you see access restriction errors in Eclipse, then go to “Window” >> “Preferences” >> “Java” >> “Compiler” >> "Errors / Warnings" >> “Deprecated and Restricted API” >> “Forbidden Reference” and set to “Ignore” instead of “Error”. This is only necessary in some Java 6 JDKs.

2009-08-19 15:42:28

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2009-08-19 15:42:28 and 2010-04-19 15:43:37

Additions:

Eclipse now checks out, so wait for a while. Then select your project in the package explorer and go to “Project” >> “Properties” >> “Java Build Path” >> “Libraries”. Click Add JARs there and add all JARs in the lib folder (you can select several at once using the Ctrl key; do not forget to include jars from all sub folders of /lib as well).

Deletions:

Eclipse now checks out, so wait for a while. Then select your project in the package explorer and go to “Project” >> “Properties” >> “Java Build Path” >> “Libraries”. Click Add JARs there and add all JARs in the lib folder (you can select several at once using the Ctrl key).

2008-10-18 19:31:42

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-10-18 19:31:42 and 2009-08-19 15:42:28

Additions:

Repository Location: https://dl-learner.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dl-learner (If you are not a developer in the DL-Learner project, you can use http instead of https, but you will only have read access to the repository.)

Deletions:

Repository Location: https://dl-learner.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dl-learner

2008-06-27 14:31:51

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-06-27 14:31:51 and 2008-10-18 19:31:42

Additions:

Repository Location: https://dl-learner.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dl-learner

Deletions:

Repository Location: http://dl-learner.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dl-learner

2008-06-24 14:18:40

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-06-24 14:18:40 and 2008-06-27 14:31:51

Additions:

Note: The next two steps can also be done later, after all the files have been downloaded from SVN. To access them just right click on the project and change the project settings (Java Build Path, tab Source). (Optionally you can just remove all source folders and then go to «src/dl-learner» right-click >> "Build Path" >> “use as source-folder”.)
Choose DL-Learner/classes/ as output folder (or $project/classes if you used a different project name). Click “Finish”.
Eclipse now checks out, so wait for a while. Then select your project in the package explorer and go to “Project” >> “Properties” >> “Java Build Path” >> “Libraries”. Click Add JARs there and add all JARs in the lib folder (you can select several at once using the Ctrl key).
Go to “Project” >> “Properties” >> “Java Compiler” >> “Compiler Compliance Level” and set it to 6.0. (Previous compiler levels will report errors.)

Deletions:

Note: The next two steps can also be done later, after all the files have been downloaded from the SVN. To access just right click on the project and change the project settings (Java Build Path, tab Source). (Optionally you can just remove all source folders and then go to src/dl-learner right-click >> Build Path >> use as source-folder)
Choose DL-Learner/classes/ as output folder (or $project/classes if you used a different project name). Click “Finish”.
Eclipse now checks out, so wait for a while. Then select your project in the package explorer and go to “Project” >> “Properties” >> “Java Build Path” >> “Libraries”. Click Add JARs there and add all JARs in the lib folder (you can select several at once using the Ctrl key).

2008-06-18 16:41:45

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-06-18 16:41:45 and 2008-06-24 14:18:40

Additions:

Note: The next two steps can also be done later, after all the files have been downloaded from the SVN. To access just right click on the project and change the project settings (Java Build Path, tab Source). (Optionally you can just remove all source folders and then go to src/dl-learner right-click >> Build Path >> use as source-folder)

Deletions:

Note: The next two steps can normally be ignored, just try and click next. Eclipse normally is correctly configured and will set up the work space correctly)

2008-06-18 16:37:51

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-06-18 16:37:51 and 2008-06-18 16:41:45

Additions:

Note: The next two steps can normally be ignored, just try and click next. Eclipse normally is correctly configured and will set up the work space correctly)
Now you need to add src/dl-learner/ as only source folder in the project. (If Eclipse, for instance, has src/ as source folder by default then disable it – the package symbol disappears – and add src/dl-learner/.)

Deletions:

(Note: if the following doesn't work, just try and click next, eclipse is normally already configured correctly) Now you need to add src/dl-learner/ as only source folder in the project. (If Eclipse, for instance, has src/ as source folder by default then disable it – the package symbol disappears – and add src/dl-learner/.)

2008-02-18 10:30:43

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-02-18 10:30:43 and 2008-06-18 16:37:51

Additions:

(Note: if the following doesn't work, just try and click next, eclipse is normally already configured correctly) Now you need to add src/dl-learner/ as only source folder in the project. (If Eclipse, for instance, has src/ as source folder by default then disable it – the package symbol disappears – and add src/dl-learner/.)

Deletions:

Now you need to add src/dl-learner/ as only source folder in the project. (If Eclipse, for instance, has src/ as source folder by default then disable it – the package symbol disappears – and add src/dl-learner/.)

2008-02-18 10:28:24

Comparison for /Projects / DL Learner / Eclipse of 2008-02-18 10:28:24 and 2008-02-18 10:30:43

Additions:

Now you need to add src/dl-learner/ as only source folder in the project. (If Eclipse, for instance, has src/ as source folder by default then disable it – the package symbol disappears – and add src/dl-learner/.)

You should now be ready to develop DL-Learner in Eclipse. DL-Learner uses the standard code conventions with the only difference that the maximum line length is 100 instead of 80 (Project >> Properties >> Java Code Style >> Formatter >> Edit >> Line Wrapping Tab >> enter “100” as maximum).

Deletions:

Now you need to add src/dl-learner/ as only source folder in the project. (If Eclipse, for instance, has src/ selected then disable it – the package symbol disappears – and add src/dl-learner/.)