These notes are for developers of SwingJS, not for users of SwingJS.

Then, open Eclipse, open Navigator, and hit Refresh. java2script will show up as a blank generic trunk without a name (i.e. 'trunk[]')



Or, do the equivalent tasks on Eclipse's graphical git tool.

Go to net.sf.j2s.core directory, Clean Project, then export as a Deployable plug-ins and fragments.



Core is the only thing that was affected. Hence, everything else can be built the same exact way it was built before (assuming you were using the HEAD of the master branch of j2s).

These notes are for Java developers who want to convert their Java applets or Java applications to

JavaScript, allowing continued one-source development of both Java and JavaScript.

java2script/SwingJS is not a one-time "port" to JavaScript. It is a system that allows real-time Java-to-JavaScript conversion

within Eclipse, with immediate JavaScript testing and debugging in a browser based on code development

in Java. Using the java2script/SwingJS Eclipse plug-in, both Java .class files and their equivalent .js files are created simultaneously.

java2script/SwingJS includes an Eclipse plug-in (technically a "drop-in"), net.sf.j2s.core.zip,

along with a JavaScript version of the Java Virtual Machine (SwingJS) to allow the rapid and

automated production of browser-ready JavaScript versions of Java applications and applets.

See https://github.com/BobHanson/java2script/tree/master/dist and the README file in that directory.