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Re: Community "bounties"
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Re: Community "bounties"


  • Subject: Re: Community "bounties"
  • From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2012 11:52:31 -0500

Because I have suffered at the hands Eclipse as most here know, I will match Pascal's offers. I cower in fear when I am asked to install a WebObjects development environment on some typical consumer MacBook. Unless you are super, duper organized and can wield jars like pints, and take every classpath you see, it really isn't a walk in the park. Then the moment you even show the slightest of confusion, the ERExtensions beast slays you.

Bonus for local Apache/WebServer integration with split installs!

On Mon, Sep 10, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Pascal Robert <email@hidden> wrote:
Ok, like we said here: Ça va faire le niaisage!

So we need people who can:

- Make something like Golipse that will install not only Eclipse (current stable version, so 3.7 or 3.8 for now), but also WOLips, Rule Modeler, useful plugins, Workspace Mechanics, the core WO frameworks (remember: we can't distribute the frameworks directly, we have to use a hack like WOInstaller.jar) and any current stable Wonder frameworks (fetched from jenkins.wocommunity.org). It HAVE to be in a "bundle type" folder, where a "WODev" folder would include everything, including the core WO frameworks. That means wolips.properties have to have references to the WODev folder or a sub-folder of it.

So for example a WODev folder would have a structure like this:

  WODev
    Frameworks (will include both Wonder and WO)
    Eclipse
    Rule Modeler

Bonus points if you can make it work on OS X, Windows and Linux (yes, I know, Rule Modeler can't run on Linux and Windows). Another bonus if it can detect that Java is not installed on OS X and ask to install it like other Java apps to.

I'm willing to give $75 from my own pockets to get that. We can also decide to pull money from WOCommunity too...

- Have a WOLips startup page with links to community resources. Many Eclipse plugins will show a "welcome" page after installation, with links to help, JavaDoc, etc.

I'm willing to give $50 from my own pockets.

- Find a way to bundle examples inside WOLips. Would be great to not only install the tools and frameworks but also examples that can be easily added into Eclipse. I saw such a thing from a Eclipse book so I know it's possible to do it.

I'm willing to give $50 from my own pockets.




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