Getting started with few Java knowledge
Joop Kiefte
I have been learning a bit of Java at school a loooooooooong time ago
("programming basics"), when we were programming applets and I
outscored all others with ease as I was the only one who could program
already, and now I do android programming in Java, but I have never
ever made a normal Java project, so I feel I'm missing some essentials
to get started in Clojure when I want to create "stand-alone" apps.
Can some of you maybe help me getting started on a Clojure project,
e.g. the files I need to have to get it compiled nicely to a working
JAR-package? (I use eclipse with CCW, but explanations for emacs are
fine as well.) I have been looking online but I don't succeed well
with the instructions found out there, I think it assumes too many
knowledge of Java...
Thanks beforehand, I would really appreciate your help (and don't be
shy to make it verbose and full of hints ;))
Joop Kiefte, 20 yrs, the Netherlands
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Nurullah Akkaya
http://github.com/nakkaya/clojure-stub
it will create a bare bones Hello World! application, that you can
build on top of, including an ant task for creating a jar file for
your application.
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Joop Kiefte
little script to do a checkout and rename for new projects and it
works brilliant.
Again, thanks a lot!
2009/12/28 Nurullah Akkaya <nuru...@nakkaya.com>:
Laurent PETIT
[...] I think this works a lot nicer than CCW. [...]
As a ccw contributor, I would be pleased if you could you elaborate on this ?
What does it mean to be "a lot nicer than CCW" ?
Is it you would like that ccw, when creating a new "clojure project", also creates a basic ant script to be able to compile your project independently of ccw's out-of-the-box eclipse builder ?
Is it something else ?
Thanks,
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Joop Kiefte
get you started with the files you need minimally to get it compiled
correctly and I remain clueless on how to get it to work.
And I get duplicated files probably because of eclipse works (include
every compiled file in the project as it is in the same directory). I
got lost there =x.
At least I would like to see a basic workflow document about CCW, and
better of course to have it nicely built in in Eclipse.
I hope you understand what I mean...
2009/12/28 Laurent PETIT <lauren...@gmail.com>:
Laurent PETIT
As an open source project written on free-time, ccw is open to any contribution.
Especially, newcomers to Java (and presumably Eclipse) such as you, which will find "big wholes" in documentation or usability, are invited to contribute : you can discuss things on ccw user's ml, file tickets in ccw's google group ticket system, propose enhancements to the documentation, etc.
Help welcome !
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Joop Kiefte
2009/12/28 Laurent PETIT <lauren...@gmail.com>:
Laurent PETIT
There's a right box named "Groups" where you'll find the user & developers group.
For your particular problem, you can also check the ccw documentation wiki page, and especially the section related to creating "Fat executable jars" via the use of a third-party eclipse plugin named "Fat Jar"
( http://code.google.com/p/counterclockwise/wiki/Documentation#Package_your_work )
Cheers,
Joop Kiefte
2009/12/29 Laurent PETIT <lauren...@gmail.com>: