Started the sbt port of openmole. So far, web and the parts of library that support it have been added to the SBT project. Web compiles, but the output format does not yet match maven yet.
Got rid of an unneeded file
Fixed up the web-core bundle a bit more.
Merge branch 'master' into sbt-port
The web-core bundle created by SBT is now completely compatible with our project.
Added .directory to our .gitignore
Changes
Dependency copying now works, sort of.
Dependency copying now works, sort of.
Sbt-port can now generate the plugins directory and the org.openmole.ui artifact!
The sbt build now creates 90% of the application folder. All that's left is to assemble the DB.
The Sbt port now completely builds the web part of openmole, it's supporting libs, and bundles openmole into an application.
openmole/application is now 100% assembled by sbt.
Cleaned up the assembly process some more
Last bit of assembly cleanup for a while. Assemble now generates the openmole environment in a subdirectory of package/target/scala_2.10 called assembly.
Sbt-repo now builds core-model and serializer into useable bundles as well as a ton of new librarys such as scala-library and groovy.
Core implementation now works.
Netlogo5 plugin seems to work now.
Fixed the issue with netlogo4.
Began work on unifying assemble and install, added the third party libraries.