Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of CoreTwoBuildInfrastructure
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- May 15, 2007, 12:12:08 PM (18 years ago)
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v4 v5 18 18 You will continue using your current CORE svn checkout for CORE 2.0 development and now can commit any changes you have for CORE 2.0. CORE 1.0 has been moved to svn://rpcsotware.dnsalias.com/branches/CORE_1.0. You should create a separate workspace with a different name (something like workspace-CORE-1.0) and check out this branch to that workspace. All CORE 1.0 bug fixes should be committed to CORE 1.0 branch. Do NOT commit any 1.0 bug fixes to the main trunk. I will be merging them periodically into the main trunk. You should continue using 1.4.2_13 JRE for CORE 1.0 development. 19 19 20 All CORE features and plugins have been updated to version 2.0.0. MySQL connector has been updated to version 5.0.5 and hibernate to the latest version 3.2.4. CORE JRE has been updated to the latest Java version 1.6.0_01, which means you will need to install this JRE on your development PC and use it for CORE 2.0 development. You will need to modify your 1.6.0_01 JRE so it will be compatible with our XSL plugin. 21 20 All CORE features and plugins have been updated to version 2.0.0. MySQL connector has been updated to version 5.0.5 and hibernate to the latest version 3.2.4. 21 22 CORE JRE has been updated to the latest Java version 1.6.0_01, which means you will need to install this JRE on your development PC and use it for CORE 2.0 development. You will need to modify your 1.6.0_01 JRE so it will be compatible with our XSL plugin. To do this: 23 22 24 Add jaxp.properties to your 1.6.0_01 jre/lib and xalan.jre, xersesImpl.jre, xml-apis.jre, and xsltc.jre to jre/lib/ext. All these files are committed to feature.com.rpcsoftware.core.jre/install/jre. So, you need to update that freature and copy them to you Java 6.0_01 istallation. You should be using that Java to run your Eclipse and for debugging CORE 2.0 23 25