UsingSourceWithEclipse

Prerequisites

1. Get the latest Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers release supported by the Google Plugin for Eclipse.
2. Install the Google Plugin for Eclipse
3. Use the Google Plugin for Eclipse to download the GWT SDK for you by following the appropriate instructions.
4. Install EGit for Eclipse

Checking out gwt-log using EGit

1. Checkout the code 1. File > Import > Git > Projects from Git > Clone... 1. Set the URI to https://github.com/fredsa/gwt-log which will give you the source code for the gwt-log library, the source code for the demo (examples), the getting-started launch configuration and the Eclipse project. Click Next. 1. Specify the master branch. Click Next. 1. Optionally, consider setting the Directory to /path/to/your/workspace/gwt-log, so that your imported project working tree is checked out inside the git clone. 1. Click Finish. Then select the gwt-log clone you just created. Click Next. 1. Select the Log folder. Click Finish.
2. If you have the Checkstyle plugin, right-click on the Log project, select Properties > Checkstyle, uncheck Checkstyle active for this project, click OK.
3. Navigate to the Eclipse Problems view. Right click on one of the SDK Jar errors and select Quick Fix. Choose the default fix. Repeat the Quick Fix for the remaining SDK Jar error. The project should now build correctly.

Building a distribution

1. Change to the Log directory
2. Build the code using Apache Ant by typing ant
3. Provide values for the prompted filenames and directory names

Project Layout

Directory	Description
src/	Library source code.
demo/	Log demo as seen here.
getting-started/	The sample application from the GettingStarted wiki.
test/	Skeleton launch configuration for quick testing.
build/	ant build output
war/	Web resrouces
eclipse/	Eclipse based resources