just run ant in the root red5 directory to compile from command line.
(It means that you have already checked out red5 project using
subversion or tortoisesvn).
Then, dependencies should be checked out automatically.
Then, in eclipse: File > Import > Existing Project into workspace
select red5 root directory, then Finish,
once red5 project is created, it does not resolve dependencies
automatically, because red5 is managing dependencies using ivy.
Then right click your project > properties > Java Build path > Libraries
remove ivy library management, and all jars present in red5/lib directory.
Then if some dependencies are not there, download them manually and
their jars in project dependencies. I think I needed to do this for
junit 4.5 and grobo utils (at least).
good luck,
yohann
On 3/4/09, Miguel Barros <
barrosgmr@...> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Many thanks to the team that make the red5. It's really great.
>
> I’m new in Red5.
>
> I have the Red5 0.7 version and I want to integrate with eclipse 3.4.1.
>
> I’ve seen lot of manuals, I try to integrate with eclipse but it doesn’t
> work
>
> How can I do that? Can any body tell me a link/manual to integrate red5 with
> eclipse?
>
> Thank you, in advance.
>
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