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Firstly, check the source for Qpid out of our subversion repository:

https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/qpid/trunk^{Image Removed}

Prerequisites

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QPID-3181 introduced a new Ant target 'eclipse' that can be used to auto-generate the Eclipse .project and .classpath files for Qpid. It generates separate Eclipse projects for each Qpid Java component (broker, common, client etc), sets up the classpaths and creates the inter-project dependencies.

It relies on http://ant-eclipse.sourceforge.net/^{Image Removed} which is not included in the Qpid tree and must be downloaded/installed separately.

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1. Download the Ant-Eclipse task from http://ant-eclipse.sourceforge.net/^{Image Removed}. Version 1.0 or higher is required.
2. Unpack the Ant-Eclipse distribution and install the Ant-Eclipse task (ant-eclipse-*.jar) in Ant's /lib directory.
3. Run the normal Qpid 'build' target to create the Generated Code.

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The module.depend value will detail which other modules are dependencies.

broker

• common
• management/common

client

• Common

systest

• client
• management/common
• broker
• broker/test
• common
• junit-toolkit

perftests

• systests
• client
• broker
• common
• junit-toolkit

management/eclipse-plugin

• broker
• common
• management/common

integrationtests

• systests
• client
• common
• junit-toolkit

testkit

• client
• broker
• common

tools

• client
• common

client/examples

• common
• client

broker-plugins

• client
• management/common
• broker
• common
• junit-toolkit

What next ?

If you want to run your built Qpid package, see our Getting Started Guide for details of how to do that.

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