Downloading source code Update (June 2014), To download source code use: svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/floreantpos/code/trunk floreantpos-code Click source forge link to download tarball. But this is not recommended since source code is changing frequently and a better way is to use Subversion client where you can keep track of changes. If you are new to subversion you can find one of the clients that matches you.
You have two choice here, the first one is you can get a command line svn client or if you prefer to have graphical based svn client you can also use it, but no matter which svn client you choose (cli or gui), i’ll write the steps below. So feel free to choose which svn client you prefer :) Using Command Line SVN Client 1. First you need to grab the Subversion Command Line SVN Client from http://subversion.tigris.org/files/documents/15/41686/svn-1.4.6-setup.exe (actually there’s a more recent version of subversion but since you need to register in order to download the file above link will work for you) 2. Now all you have to do is just install it into the location of your choice 3. In order to test whether the SVN has been installed properly and
you can run it anywhere from the command line, now you need to open
command line and then type svn. And if you get the same message as
shown below, that means subversion have been installed properly on your
system From Command line -
1. First you need to download the client from (don’t forget to choose the correct release for your system) http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads 3. Now if you can see below image when you right click anywhere that means TortoiseSVN has been installed properly ![]() From GUI select folder you want to download source code and then check out https://floreantpos.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/floreantpos floreantpos
Acknowledgement: Reaper-X documentation Compilation of source code Downloading and Installing Ant Before installing Ant make sure you have JDK latest version is installed in your machine. For this tutorial download ant from http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/ and unzip the file into your favorite directory. Set the class path to the bin directory of the ant. Let's assume that Ant is installed in set ANT_HOME=c:\ant Testing Ant Go to command prompt and issue the following command.
If every this is installed correctly Ant will give the above message. Now its time to do some work with Ant. Ant uses configuration file called build.xml to work. This is the file where you defines the process of compiling, building and deploying.
If you have checked out floreantpos in c:\floreantpos, 1. Goto c:\floreantpos from command line 2. Run "ant" (without the quote) This will create a folder "dist" in c:\floreantpos, in which you can find floreantpos-1.0_1.zip If you just want to compile and do not want to make the dist, then write 'ant compile'. This will compile the source code. |
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