#Objectify-Fork This is my fork of Objectify for experimentation.

• https://objectify-appengine.googlecode.com/ - The official project documentation and repository are here.

##Discussion

• Objectify App Engine User Group

##Git An officially-maintained github mirror of the repository (to which you can submit pull requests) is available here:

• https://github.com/stickfigure/objectify

##Maven Usage

• Previous Versions

  <dependencies>
     <dependency>
        <groupId>com.googlecode.objectify</groupId>
        <artifactId>objectify</artifactId>
        <version>4.0b1</version>
     </dependency>
  </dependencies>
  

##Building This project is built with Gradle.

• Install Gradle and then run "gradle build".
• Don't be confused by the vestigial ant/ivy files which will someday be removed.

##Development Install the Gradle Eclipse plugin. Read the contributing to objectify wiki.

• Gradle Plugin Juno Installation Instructions
• Contributing to Objectify

##GWT Add this to your GWT project module.

<inherits name="com.googlecode.objectify.Objectify"/>

##IDE Setup

###Eclipse IDE Setup Install m2e and m2e-git for importing maven projects from git works space.

• Right click on git workspace and import maven projects
• Goto the java perspective and right click on project and be sure the GWT App Engine have have been enable for get-testing.

###IDEA Setup Installing from IDEA is easy.

• Import as a Maven project and enable multi modules in the maven settings.

###IDE Reset

• run 'mvn eclipse:clean' - run this to clean up Eclipse settings
• run 'mvn idea:clean' - run this to clean up IDEA settings

##Development Sandbox Setting up the source for a development sandbox with Eclipse. This will allow Objectify testing with out building a jar.

1. Link Objectify src. It might look something like this sandboxproject/src_objectify = git/objectify/src/main/java
2. If your using GWT, Link Objectify resources. It might look something like this sandboxproject/src_objectify_resources = git/objectify/src/main/resources

• Note the supersource will look like it has errors because of the re-rooted classes.

3. Add the needed dependencies in the sandbox project via maven or gradle.