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Blucecio: /* Compiling the web interface */

2015-06-29T16:11:04Z

Compiling the web interface

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	== Compiling the web interface ==		== Compiling the web interface ==

	Although it is possible to build the sources that is not enough to render the web interface of LogicalDOC (GUI).<br/>		Although it is possible to build the sources that is not enough to render the web interface of LogicalDOC (GUI) from inside Eclipse.<br/>
	This is because the LogicalDOC's web interface is based on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Web_Toolkit Google GWT framework].		This is because the LogicalDOC's web interface is based on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Web_Toolkit Google GWT framework].

Blucecio: /* Load the project in Eclipse */

2015-01-10T08:55:30Z

Load the project in Eclipse

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	== Load the project in Eclipse ==		== Load the project in Eclipse ==
	This step assumes that the Google plugins have already been properly installed in your Eclipse IDE, but if it does not refer to the guide: [[Install the Google plugins for Eclipse\|Install Google Plugin for Eclipse]].

	Start Eclipse by specifying the workspace path C:\Users\george\workspace71		Start Eclipse by specifying the workspace path C:\Users\george\workspace71

Blucecio: /* Load the project in Eclipse */

2015-01-10T08:54:28Z

Load the project in Eclipse

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	== Load the project in Eclipse ==		== Load the project in Eclipse ==
	This step assumes that the Google plugins have already been properly installed in your Eclipse IDE, but if it does not refer to the guide: [[~~Configure~~ Eclipse]].		This step assumes that the Google plugins have already been properly installed in your Eclipse IDE, but if it does not refer to the guide: [[Install the Google plugins for Eclipse\|Install Google Plugin for Eclipse]].

	Start Eclipse by specifying the workspace path C:\Users\george\workspace71		Start Eclipse by specifying the workspace path C:\Users\george\workspace71

Blucecio: /* Compiling the web interface */

2015-01-10T08:50:43Z

Compiling the web interface

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	Although it is possible to build the sources that is not enough to render the web interface of LogicalDOC (GUI).<br/>		Although it is possible to build the sources that is not enough to render the web interface of LogicalDOC (GUI).<br/>
	This is because the LogicalDOC's web interface is based on the Google GWT ~~frameworks~~.		This is because the LogicalDOC's web interface is based on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Web_Toolkit Google GWT framework].

	So we need to perform some operations on the project logicaldoc-gui.<br/>		So we need to perform some operations on the project logicaldoc-gui.<br/>

Blucecio: /* Compiling the web interface */

2015-01-09T17:32:51Z

Compiling the web interface

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	</gallery>		</gallery>

	# ~~Starting~~ the ~~import procedure~~		# Activate the contextual menu on the project logicaldoc-gui and select Google -> Web Toolkit Settings...
	# ~~Selecting~~ the ~~type of project~~		# Select the checkbox Use Google Web Toolkit
	# ~~Selecting~~ the project ~~root directory~~		# GWT libraries are added to the project
	# ~~Selecting~~ the project ~~root directory 02~~		# Launch the compilation by selecting from Google's menu GWT Compile project
	# ~~Projects children of~~ the ~~root folder are marked to be imported~~		# We choose to compile only the frontend module
	# The ~~projects have been imported into~~ the ~~workspace~~		# Compilation output
			# The product of the compilation is stored in the subfolder war/frontend


	[[Category: Developer Guide]]		[[Category: Developer Guide]]

Blucecio: /* Compiling the web interface */

2015-01-09T17:19:57Z

Compiling the web interface

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	The gallery below shows the various steps of the configuration.		The gallery below shows the various steps of the configuration.

			<gallery>
			File:08a-configure-project-nature.png\|1
			File:08b-configure-project-nature.png\|2
			File:08c-configure-project-nature.png\|3
			File:08d-configure-project-nature.png\|4
			File:08e-configure-project-nature.png\|5
			File:08f-configure-project-nature.png\|6
			File:08g-configure-project-nature.png\|7
			</gallery>

			# Starting the import procedure
			# Selecting the type of project
			# Selecting the project root directory
			# Selecting the project root directory 02
			# Projects children of the root folder are marked to be imported
			# The projects have been imported into the workspace


	[[Category: Developer Guide]]		[[Category: Developer Guide]]

Blucecio: /* Compiling the web interface */

2015-01-09T17:12:54Z

Compiling the web interface

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	After installing the Google's plugins we will specify a nature for the project logicaldoc-gui which contains the code to render the Web GUI of LogicalDOC.		After installing the Google's plugins we will specify a nature for the project logicaldoc-gui which contains the code to render the Web GUI of LogicalDOC.

			The gallery below shows the various steps of the configuration.

	[[Category: Developer Guide]]		[[Category: Developer Guide]]

Blucecio: /* Compiling the web interface */

2015-01-09T17:06:53Z

Compiling the web interface

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	But before doing this we need to [[install the Google plugins for Eclipse]].		But before doing this we need to [[install the Google plugins for Eclipse]].

	After installing the Google's plugins we will specify a nature for the project logicaldoc-gui		After installing the Google's plugins we will specify a nature for the project logicaldoc-gui which contains the code to render the Web GUI of LogicalDOC.


	[[Category: Developer Guide]]		[[Category: Developer Guide]]

Blucecio at 10:42, 9 January 2015

2015-01-09T10:42:04Z

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	After importing the projects, you can launch the build of sources from Eclipse.<br/>		After importing the projects, you can launch the build of sources from Eclipse.<br/>
	All this is already ready to use, there is nothing to do, the libraries needed for compilation have already been downloaded previously from Maven and linked to the Eclipse project from the command mvn that we previously launched in step [[#Prepare the project for Eclipse\|Prepare the project for Eclipse]]		All this is already ready to use, there is nothing to do, the libraries needed for compilation have already been downloaded previously from Maven and linked to the Eclipse project from the command mvn that we previously launched in step [[#Prepare the project for Eclipse\|Prepare the project for Eclipse]]

			== Compiling the web interface ==

			Although it is possible to build the sources that is not enough to render the web interface of LogicalDOC (GUI).<br/>
			This is because the LogicalDOC's web interface is based on the Google GWT frameworks.

			So we need to perform some operations on the project logicaldoc-gui.<br/>
			But before doing this we need to [[install the Google plugins for Eclipse]].

			After installing the Google's plugins we will specify a nature for the project logicaldoc-gui


	[[Category: Developer Guide]]		[[Category: Developer Guide]]

Blucecio: /* Building the sources */

2015-01-09T10:32:00Z

Building the sources

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	== Building the sources ==		== Building the sources ==
	After importing the projects, you can launch the build of sources from Eclipse.<br/>		After importing the projects, you can launch the build of sources from Eclipse.<br/>
	All this is already ready to use, there is nothing to do, the libraries needed for compilation have already been downloaded previously from Maven and linked to the Eclipse project from the command mvn that we previously launched in step [[#Prepare the project for Eclipse]]		All this is already ready to use, there is nothing to do, the libraries needed for compilation have already been downloaded previously from Maven and linked to the Eclipse project from the command mvn that we previously launched in step [[#Prepare the project for Eclipse\|Prepare the project for Eclipse]]


	[[Category: Developer Guide]]		[[Category: Developer Guide]]