The latest source code can be downloaded from the subversion repository. Build the sources using ant. Pre-built sources from overnight can be downloaded here. Warning: might be unstable! Check the nightly build test report to assess stability of current development branch.
svn checkout http://ssel.vub.ac.be/svn-gen/jasco/trunk svn update (To keep the implementation up to date later on)
The JAsCo source refers to the API of some libraries that aren’t distributed with the source. Therefore the following files have to be available on your system to compile JAsCo:
tools.jar (from Sun’s JDK distribution)ant.jar (see Apache Ant)junit.jar (see JUnit)These libraries are however very common in a Java development environment. They are automatically available when setting up a build environment for JAsCo using the following recommended procedure:
ant command is available on the pathjunit.jar to the CLASSPATH before running Ant OR copy the junit.jar file to the lib subdirectory of Ant (so Ant adds it automatically on every run).The last step is critical. It ensures that Ant’s junit task will work, as well as that the JUnit library will be available on the classpath of the compiler when compiling with Ant.
The build command to produce a working JAsCo environment is:
ant jasco_init
This compiles the sources files and bundles the result in the main JAsCo JAR file. It also generates a bin subdirectory with commands (CompileAspect, TransformBean, etc.) for compiling JAsCo entities and running JAsCo applications.
Generate the javadoc:
ant javadoc
Execute the test suite (takes a while):
ant jasco_test //html output ant jasco_test_gui //GUI interface
Build the Ant targets for JAsCo aspect compilation and connector compilation through Ant:
ant jascoant_jar
Build all jar files:
ant dist
Run all available targets:
ant all