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Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:36:26 -0000
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Subject: [Jdo Wiki] Update of "TestingAndBuilding" by RichardSchilling

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The following page has been changed by RichardSchilling:
http://wiki.apache.org/jdo/TestingAndBuilding

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  == Assumptions ==
  
- I make a couple of assumptions that you should know about: 
+ I make a few assumptions that you should know about: 
  
-  1. You've already downloaded the JDO code, all the build tools (e.g. Maven 1.1 and NOT Maven 2), and have successfully run a build.  
+  1. You've already checked out or downloaded the JDO source code.  Get it at [http://db.apache.org/jdo/svn.html]. 
+  2. You have your build tools installed.  You'll need Ant (the latest version is fine), and Maven 1.1 (and '''NOT''' Maven 2).  [http://ant.apache.org/ get Ant Here].  [http://archive.apache.org/dist/maven/binaries/maven-1.1.exe get Maven 1.1 here].
+  3. You have successfully built the JDO code without your modifications first, and then with your modifications.
-  2. You have built a JUnit test before.  So, get used to JUnit if you haven't already.  See [http://www.junit.org/ The JUnit Website] for more information.
+  2. You have built a JUnit test before.  So, get used to JUnit if you haven't already.  See [http://www.junit.org/ The JUnit Website] for more download.
  
- If you haven't done that already, then these instructions aren't going to help you too much - they will merely provide some insight on the build process.
+ If you haven't done these things already, then stop reading for now and go do that.  Then, come back to this page.  Otherwise, these instructions aren't going to help you too much - they will merely provide some insight on the build process.
  
  == Steps In Adding A New Test To the JDO Source Tree ==