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Following is the proven way how to build and run the application from source code. Please beware, we do not have any prior experiences with Ant and NetBeans. There may be better ways to launch ThinkingRock. Any help and experience are highly welcomed.
Before starting ThinkingRock from sources, ensure you have a backup of your production data. We haven't yet figured out the configuration to cleanly separate the dev environment from the production configuration or data. This includes ReviewActions.xml as well. This issue will be solved in #33.
just run
(after having run just build
at least once before)ant build-zip -Dnbplatform.default.netbeans.dest.dir=${path_to_repo}/netbeans-plat/22/ide
(replace ${path_to_repo}
with the absolte path to the checked out tr-pc
repository)just
installed, you can simply run just build-zip
Note: To our current knowledge, running Ant target run on the main project "Thinking Rock" will not launch the tool. Hence the workaround with running it from e.g. the "TR Calendar" project.
Note: With Netbeans installed and the project opened once, you don't need to specify the parameter
nbplatform.default.netbeans.dest.dir
when running ant anymore.