• Table of contents
• Documentation
  • List of Components
  • Compile from source files
    • vp-stub
    • vp-client
    • vp-batch
  • Programming Guide

Documentation¶

List of Components¶

Name	Latest Stable Version	Description
vp-stub	1.0-[version]	the client stub of the VP web services
vp-client	1.0.2-[version]	the client application of the VP web services
vp-test	1.0.2-[version]	the demo application of vp-client
vp-batch	1.0-[version]	the batch program

where version refer to:

• SNAPSHOT - for development environment
• RELEASE - for production environment

Compile from source files¶

All of the projects are built and maintained using Maven 2.

Those projects can be imported into Eclipse IDE but the m2 Maven plugin is needed.

The source files are stored in:

SCM

Prerequisite:

• Eclipse IDE (optional)
• Apache Maven 2
• CVS client, e.g TortoiseCVS, Eclipse IDE

All of the project is configured to include development properties files when packaging the binary file. To include production properties files, refer to the following sections.

vp-stub¶

1. checkout the project vp-stub from CVS
2. cd to the folder:
   

   $ cd vp-stub
   

3. execute the maven goal, clean and package:
   • for development environment:
     

     $ mvn clean package
     

   • for production environment:
     

     $ mvn -P prod clean package
     

4. if success, the binary file can be found in the target folder

vp-client¶

1. checkout the project vp-client from cvs
2. cd to the folder:
   

   $ cd vp-client
   

3. execute the maven goal, clean and package:
   • for development environment:
     

     $ mvn clean package
     

   • for production environment:
     

     $ mvn -P prod clean package
     

4. if success, the binary file can be found in the target folder

vp-batch¶

1. checkout the project vp-batch from CVS
2. cd to the folder:
   

   $ cd vp-batch
   

3. execute the maven goal, clean and package:
   • for development environment:
     

     $ mvn clean package
     

   • for production environment:
     

     $ mvn -P prod clean package
     

4. if success, the binary file can be found in the target folder

Programming Guide¶

See Programming Guide