Re: How to analyse the source code

Hi Zhu -

  Here is the MyJXTA[2] Wiki:

    http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Jxta/MyJXTA

  Obtaining, building and running the source (and all of it's 
dependencies) is described here:

    4. How can I obtain MyJXTA's source

  The MyJXTA Dev List is a great spot to post question, ideas, features, 
bugs, patches and pretty
  much anything related to JXTA Collaboration:

    [email protected]

  The general MyJXTA package structure is as follows:

  main                  /net/jxta/myjxta/Main
  control               /net/jxta/myjxta/MyJXTA
  view                   /net/net/jxta/myjxta/ui/MyJXTAView (implements 
/net/jxta/myjxta/View)
  share/cms          /net/jxta/myjxta/share/*
  dialog/chat/etc   /net/jxta/myjxta/dialog/*
  plugins               /net/jxta/myjxta/plugins/*
  search               /net/jxta/myjxta/search/*

  hth,

- james

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[email protected] wrote:

>hi,I want to analyse the source code of myjxta,but when i get the implement
>version,document version ,and src version,i do not know which one is worth to
>analyse,my experience is few,please tell me ,and i find there are a lot of file
>catalog in the the file catalog of myjxta(myjxta-2.3.4\src\net\jxta\myjxta)
>,please tell me how to analyse the project,is not the way that i first analyse the
>main.java,then i analyse the about file referenced in main.java,read this source
>code step by step ?thanks you.
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