(last updated 2010-06-20)
Moving on from Hello World to WorldClock, a simple multimodules application.
Install Subversion:
sudo apt-get install subversion
Create the directories:
mkdir -p ~/dev/worldclock
Get the source:
cd ~/dev/worldclock
svn checkout https://worldclock-application.dev.java.net/svn/worldclock-application/tags/application6-jigsaw ~/dev/worldclock/application –username guest
Following my building Jigsaw post, here are the instructions for a Hello World module:
mkdir -p ~/dev/hello/src/hello/lh/hello
mkdir -p ~/dev/hello/build
use: gedit ~/dev/hello/src/hello/lh/hello/Main.java &
Last updated: 2013-07-27
In preparation for Devoxx 09, I wanted to play a little with Jigsaw.
Thereafter are the few steps I have followed to build it (based on the
build readme for Jigsaw but revised each time I build Jigsaw):
To download VirtualBox go
here
and to download Ubuntu (12.04 LTS or 13.04) go there.
After a few issues upgrading to JavaFX 1.0 / WidgetFX 1.0 (the SwingComponent.wrap() does not quite do exactly the same thing as the old Component.fromJComponent(), at least for me the resize does not work exactly the same), I’ve released version 0.3 of the Worldclock widget. Also in this release the possibility to enforce the aspect ratio of the world image(s).
Web page: https://worldclock-application.dev.java.net/#Widget Direct launch: http://widgetfx.org/dock/launch.jnlp?arg=https://worldclock-application.dev.java.net/widget-webstart/launch.jnlp
Enjoy,
A week at Devoxx (Antwerp, Belgium)
conference is located http://www.flickr.com/photos/lhochet/3125426046/