Dear yc,

Indeed it depends what you added.

If you simply added some new class or code to existing BioUML source
code then the simplest way will be to use ant (I am using ant version
1.5.3) and plugin.all target form build.xml as it was described in
the previous letter. If you have not experience with ant, please take
a look at http://ant.apache.org/manual/index.html, if you will have
some problems with it I will try to help.

If your code also provides some new extension point or implements
some extension you should also declare it in corresponding plugin.xml
file. We are using Eclipse platform runtime for this purpose. You can
find more information about Eclipse at: http://www.eclipse.org. If
you will provide me with more information
I will give you more concrete answer.

With best regards,
Fedor.

P.S. you can use my e-mail address: fedor@...

--- In biouml@yahoogroups.com, "yuancheng02129" <yuancheng02129@y...>
wrote:
> Hi, Fedor:
>
> Thanks for last message regarding beanexplorer classes. Now I have
> question about how to adopt them during compilation after I have
> changed (or add) something in other Biouml class source code and
> want to recompile them. Sorry for asking silly question. I am new
to
> Java world. Thanks.
>
> yc