Hi,
If you don't mind getting your hands dirty, the easiest way is probably downloading trunk from SVN (instructions exist on the wiki:
http://sites.google.com/site/wicketrad ), then searching for "org.apache.wicket" in the pom.xml files and updating it to the 1.4 version you want to use.
After this, you should be able to just run "mvn clean install eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse" to get everything generated for you.
It is possible that some changes have broken, so you might have to fix/ignore some tests and compilation issues, but I would expect the problems to be minimal.
As for the difference between the last release and trunk: not much really, mostly just a few bug fixes, I will try to upgrade to 1.4 soon, but I haven't had time yet.
hbf wrote:
Dear list,
My goal is to use Wicket-RAD HEAD with Wicket HEAD or Wicket 1.4-SNAPSHOT. I am not sure how to set up Eclipse to get this.
What I did is the following: I checked out Wicket-RAD and made it a project in my Eclipse. I can now use 'svn up' and 'mvn install' (with Eclipse plugin m2eclipse it's Run As -> Maven install) to build Wicket-RAD and install it into my local m2 maven repository.
My projects pom.xml has dependencies on junit, wicket-rad-jpa, wicket-rad-core, and hsqldb. That's it. If I check the project settings 'Java Build Path', I see that wicket-1.3.5 is being used. I assume this comes because wicket-rad-core has a dependency on wicket-1.3.5. However, I'd like to have Wicket 1.4 HEAD or Wicket 1.4-SNAPSHOT. How can I achieve this?
I fear that if I add *additional* dependencies on wicket-1.4-SNAPSHOT, this will result in a complete chaos as Wicket-RAD will continue to use/reference wicket-1.3.5 while my code is referencing 1.4. Right?
Thanks a lot,
Kaspar
