Eclipse or IntelliJ Idea (not tested under other IDEs)
Configuration steps:
Create a project by checking it out from https://dynamicjasper.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dynamicjasper/api/trunk
Run mvn clean compile install –PpublicRepo to add all the required libraries to your local m2 repository
Run the m2 goal needed to generate your configured project files (mvn eclipse:eclipse, mvn idea:idea or maybe none if you’re using Intellij Idea 7 milestone2 or higher)
Refresh your project
Now you can do anything you want (modify source code, run the examples found at package ar.com.fdvs.dj.test, make use of any m2 goal, etc)
DJ Playground as IDE Project
Requirements:
Java 1.4 or higher
Maven 2.06 or higher
SVN client
GWT 1.33
Eclipse or IntelliJ Idea (not tested under other IDEs)
Configuration steps:
Create a project by checking it out from https://dynamicjasper.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/dynamicjasper/playground/trunk
Run mvn clean compile install –PpublicRepo to add all the required libraries to your local m2 repository
Run the m2 goal needed to generate your configured project files (mvn eclipse:eclipse, mvn idea:idea or maybe none if you’re using Intellij Idea 7 or higher)
Refresh your project
Open your POM file and modify google.webtoolkit.home to point to your GWT home folder
Now you can do anything you want (modify source code, make use of the m2-gwt plugin goals listed at plugin homepage, etc)