By going to the jeuclid website (http://jeuclid.sf.net) and selecting the link for the appropriate module under the modules heading (eg. JEuclid core module) and then selecting the dependencies link on that maven project page which results. Here is a direct link to the dependencies page for the JEuclid core module http://jeuclid.sourceforge.net/jeuclid-core/dependencies.html.
Michael Whapples On 09/11/10 13:05, John J. Boyer wrote:
How did you find the dependency tree for jeuclid? I've been looking at the library, but I still can't figure out how it does its parfsing. The SWT module looks all right from my still elementary knowledge of Java. jeuclid includes org.w3c.dom.mathml which appears to be all interfaces. The comments say they were automatically generated from the specification. John On Tue, Nov 09, 2010 at 12:18:57PM +0000, Michael Whapples wrote:See comments below, marked with MW: On 09/11/10 09:51, John J. Boyer wrote:We need SWT, of course.MW: Agreed, easy enough to do.How does one build SWT from source?MW: We don't need to be bothered with that as the eclipse developers provide builds for all the platforms we need.We will probably use tika, which requires a SAX parser. What parser does it use? We will probably also use Jeuclid. We need to find o8ut what DOM or SAX parser it uses also. MW: I don't know whether jeuclid uses this directly but I find jdom in part of its dependency tree. Also it may be worth noting that it also depends on xml-apis from apache (http://xml.apache.org/commons/components/external/). It looks like we will need a different SWT library for each platform.MW: Maven will handle this, look at profiles. In fact as eclipse hasn't got a maven repository for SWT we will need to generate the POM, and if correctly designed BrailleBlaster just depends on SWT which will work out which platform specific version to include.The C libraries will also have to be compiled for each platform. So we will need to have platform-specific zip files for BrailleBlaster. The user can chose the file needed from a website.MW: Again simply done with maven. I am still working out the best way to build liblouis and liblouisutdml under maven, I found plugins to do it but they had to be built from source as they are still experimental and so may mean a bit more packaging work.John
