I knew I wanted it simple and without any complications and Google Code promised just that. To create the SVN based project and commit all the plugins took very little time. Since I am the team I do not really need a lot of team support and so far the simplicity of Google Code suits me well. What I do not get is the Wiki Syntax. What is the advantage over Html? There is one mayor caveat though. I cannot upload the large Designerator.exe (including the JRE), which has about 90mb. I have tried ten times, but it keeps failing. 60mb files work fine, but 90mb files are bound for Nirvana.
I finally finished the German language support. God, what a tedious work and boring! The Eclipse/PDE support is great. I don't know what I would have done without it. You need a little trick though to side step a little bug. What I did was:
- Externalize Strings package by package
- PDE - Internationalize plugin
Now everything looks perfect, but the output Plugin/Fragment from PDE/ Internationalize was not recognized by Eclipse when I tested it. So I created a new Fragment Project, copied all files from the PDE/Internationalize Output into the Fragment Project and - voila - Eclipse speaks German! The accent is somewhat funny.
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