Zimbra Development with Eclipse
Following on from my earlier post about installing Zimbra, I wanted to setup a development environment so I could work on the source code. My development system is currently a Windows XP machine and I documented the steps I went through in this article: Zimbra Development with Eclipse.
Now I can use Eclipse to edit the code and deploy it on Tomcat for testing, using the Zimbra subversion repository code.
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Now I can use Eclipse to edit the code and deploy it on Tomcat for testing, using the Zimbra subversion repository code.
Categories: zimbra
posted by Chris Double at 11:31 PM
2 Comments:
I have been working on zimbra for one month and i didnt find any comprehensive document that can lead me to a successfull deploying of zimbra source code using my Eclipse, even not the document which is located inside the ZimbraServer project package. After getting through your document, I successfully deployed zimbra. Your document is really comprehensive and easily to follow. There are some points, which I think, need addition to your document. The first one is that the Frank version is also not a stable one because some methods are not available, thanks to eclipse which have the facility of auto-method addition. There is another file missing- at the moment i don't remember its name, but at the time of build an error will occur, so one will know its name, this is available in the trunk version. Besides this, one should run the mysql pririor to the deployment.
I am facing another problem, when I run the zimbraAdmin, a blank page is shown with some rectangles- as shown in the character encoding problem. Can u or somebody help me.
Best of luck to every body
Asif
Help me! I want to send some requests from eclipse to zimbra installed in my own host, I followed http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=ZClient
but I had problemas with ssl certification.
javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
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