GUI
GUI module is visual tool with very basic features to show running Hedeby system in real time. It is based on NetBeans 6 platform, thus to build project with GUI module, you need to have access to NetBeans 6 libraries.
The submodule name under CVS is “hedeby-gui”.
For a most current opensourced version type following at your command prompt:
cvs -d pserver:@cvs.sunsource.net:/cvs co -d gui hedeby-gui
Recommendations
If you plan to use NetBeans IDE to contribute (or just to browse through the Hedeby source codes), we strongly recommend you to keep project directory structure like this:
hedeby
|---->ge-adapter
|---->gui
|---->security
Build configuration
After checkout of the GUI module, you have to adjust the paths to your NetBeans libraries. First, check file
hedeby/build.properties. In the file, search for :
netbeans.dest.dir=/opt/netbeans
harness.dir=${netbeans.dest.dir}/harness
Copy both properties, and paste them to file
hedeby/build_private.properties. Now, adjust
netbeans.dest.dir
property to point to your NetBeans 6 installation directory.You have to the same once more - so open file
hedeby/gui/nbproject/platform.properties. Adjust
netbeans.dest.dir
property also in this file to point to the same location.
If you followed the instructions, you should be able to build GUI module.