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1. dimko
   Member

   I have downloaded Source of application, how do I install it? How do i even compile it? Some README file could be very useful...
   Thanks in advance.

   Posted 4 years ago #

2. piatek
   Administrator

   We're working on improving the build process documentation. Look for this sort of information along with an upcoming patch (although it may take us a few weeks to work through the first round of changes).

   Posted 4 years ago #

3. TakeMyCrabs
   Member

   I just read about this on http://arstechnica.com/software/news/2009/02/oneswarm-friend-to-friend-p2p-likely-to-irk-big-content-isps.ars and I'm quite interested.

   I'm a full-time java developer at the moment and I'd like to contribute to this project, the idea is quite novel.

   I've had experience working with gwt as well as a little experience with azureus (trying a tradetorrent approach).

   I would like to contribute to the project as well, is there a good guide to get started?

   Specifically, what IDE did you guys use? What should the projects/settings be?

   Thanks in advance.

   Posted 4 years ago #

4. tordmann
   Member

   In case this helps somebody else...

   azureus2_cvs

   This is the only project I've rebuilt so far (using build.xml in the root azureus2_cvs directory). I used Java JDK 1.6.0_12 and Apache Ant 1.6.2, though it looks there's Eclipse settings included. (Note: Ant kept complaining that it was unable to find a javac compiler.) The resulting Azureus2.jar jar file was missing about 4 MB, which I was able to add from the distributed version (I couldn't seem to post entire list?). Hopefully things like source files (OSXAccess.c) won't be included in the next release. ;)

   Posted 4 years ago #

5. piatek
   Administrator

   We use standard Java tools to manage things: eclipse, ant, GWT, etc. I realize it can be a bit tricky to compile everything from source. Expect further documentation on how to do this in the coming weeks.

   Posted 4 years ago #

6. mikedep333
   Member

   I would like to see if I can contribute too somehow.

   I am an IT student. I do all my school work in Java.

   Posted 4 years ago #

7. tordmann
   Member

   More, in case it helps those too anxious to await documentation...

   <em>oneswarm_az_mods</em>

   I've been able to build and locally deploy all sub-projects as OneSwarmAzMods.jar (mods_autoupdate, modes_az_bugfixes, mods_az_bugfixes, mods_constants, mods_f2f, mods_gwt_ui, modes_onehop, mods_plugins, and mods_swt) using the local build.xml (same tools as above).

   The class path az_modes.class.path needs to include Azureus2.jar, swt-win32.jar and swt-xosx.jar.

   Missing resources that need to be added to the .jar include:

   `OneSwarmAzMods.properties
   org\gudy\azureus2\ui\icons\a16.png
   org\gudy\azureus2\ui\icons\az3_osx_tray.png
   org\gudy\azureus2\ui\icons\az3_osx_tray_white.png
   org\gudy\azureus2\ui\icons\popup.png
   org\gudy\azureus2\ui\splash\azureus.jpg`

   <em>oneswarm_f2f</em>

   Using the local build.xml, I've been able to build osf2f_plugin.jar. Again, same tools as above.

   As with <em>oneswarm_az_mods</em>, the class path project.class.path needs to include Azureus2.jar, swt-win32.jar and swt-xosx.jar, as well as OneSwarmAzMods.jar. The publickey-client.jar and smack.jar .jars should come in if the properties are set correctly towards the top of the build file.

   I don't believe there's any missing resources for the built .jar file.

   P.S.: I wasn't kidding, BTW, in my previous post: some of the released .jar files for OneSwarm 0.5 actually contained source code! ;)

   Posted 4 years ago #

8. mavi85bmn
   Member

   Is there some documentation about the compilation from source meanwhile ?
   I am trying to create a Debian package for the Ubuntu software page getdeb.net.

   https://bugs.launchpad.net/getdeb.net/+bug/342912

   Currently I get this error:
   [javac] /home/korn/oneswarm/oneswarm-0.6.7/oneswarm_az_mods/mods_swt/org/gudy/azureus2/ui/swt/osx/CarbonUIEnhancer.java:17: package org.eclipse.swt.internal.carbon does not exist
   [javac] import org.eclipse.swt.internal.carbon.*;

   I am not sure if this OSX jar file is useful on an Ubuntu system.

   Posted 3 years ago #

9. johan.walles@gmail.com
   Member

   Hi!

   To simplify building and working with OneSwarm I've started a Launchpad project:
   http://launchpad.net/oneswarm

   It contains a source code repository based on the OneSwarm 0.6.9 source drop. The source code in the repo has build fixes for oneswarm_az_mods and for oneswarm_f2f. It also contains an Eclipse project for oneswarm_f2f, and I've started commenting the oneswarm_f2f code a bit.

   Exact list of changes are here:
   http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~walles/oneswarm/trunk/changes

   Source code can be browsed here:
   http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~walles/oneswarm/trunk/files

   Branch + build + run instructions are here:
   http://launchpad.net/oneswarm

   Posted 3 years ago #

10. johan.walles@gmail.com
    Member

    I have switched build systems to Maven, so all you have to do to build everything is now:
    mvn package

    I've also written some unit tests which Maven will run implicitly before actually packaging anything on "mvn package".

    "mvn package" will give you three jar files that you can drop into the OneSwarm distribution directory to run with your new creation.

    Eclipse projects are now created with "mvn eclipse:eclipse".

    Please see the complete instructions (they are short) at http://launchpad.net/oneswarm.

    Posted 3 years ago #

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