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Building From Source

To checkout and build the latest source code from the CsvJdbc git repository, use the following commands (git, gpg and Maven must first be installed).

Before building the project, ensure that you have generated a GPG key.

cd $HOME
mkdir workspace1
cd workspace1
git clone https://github.com/simoc/csvjdbc.git csvjdbc
cd csvjdbc
mvn install
cd target
dir csvjdbc*.jar

Working With Eclipse

  1. Start Eclipse with workspace workspace1
  2. Install the JavaCC Eclipse Plug-in from the Help -> Eclipse Marketplace... menu option
  3. Create a new project named csvjdbc using menu option File -> Import -> Maven Project -> Existing Maven Projects, select directory workspace1 as the Root Directory, then csvjdbc/pom.xml as the Project and select the Add project to working set checkbox.
  4. Open src/main/javacc/org/relique/jdbc/csv/where.jj in the Eclipse Editor and then select menu option JavaCC -> Compile with javacc

Maven Project Usage

CsvJdbc is available at Maven Central. To include CsvJdbc in a Maven project, add the following lines to the pom.xml file.

<project>
 ...

  <dependencies>
    <dependency>
      <groupId>net.sourceforge.csvjdbc</groupId>
      <artifactId>csvjdbc</artifactId>
      <version>1.0.41</version>
    </dependency>
  </dependencies>

Contributing

A change to CsvJdbc must first be entered as a Issue before starting development. A Pull Request for an issue will then be accepted or not accepted by a CsvJdbc administrator.

Completed changes must be provided as a git pull request and include a unit test to test the changed functionality.

Label good first issue is used to identify existing issues that are suitable for new developers.