commit | 1f6ddce9e95fee6973f1c37a53097a112d6fb34b | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Matthieu Morel <mmorel@apache.org> | Thu Mar 01 17:28:27 2012 +0100 |
committer | Matthieu Morel <mmorel@apache.org> | Thu Mar 01 17:28:27 2012 +0100 |
tree | 6fb4d1dd1534a295a947e0ca74af15c926d1575b | |
parent | dd96e8794820ebe29c750641b2c6cbcbd294193f [diff] | |
parent | a0574b516d3936eb3c45284b91e04a121bb2700d [diff] |
Merge branch 'S4-44' into dev
For more information, see s4.io
Build using Gradle
USAGE: gradlew TASK1, TASK2, ...
Main Tasks:
build/s4-image/ bin/ s4-ext/ s4-example-apps/ s4-apps/ app-name1/ lib/ (app-name1-*.jar) app-name1-conf.xml s4-core/ lib/ conf/ lock/ logs s4-driver/lib/ driver jar dependencies jars java examples jar bin/ python, perl, and shell scripts
The command gradle eclipse
will create an eclipse project that you can import from the Eclipse IDE.
There is now a Gradle plugin for the Eclipse IDE. To install Gradle without installing the full Spring development environment follow the instructions under the heading “Installing from update site”. There is also a discussion in the Gradle mailing list.