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Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
I'm not on either. Stuck in traffic :(
David Fuelling
@sappenin
Any things to discuss on today’s Java phone call?
Vinay Chaudhary
@vinaychaudharyofficial
Hi everyone. I'm really interested to contribute in Quilt/ILP. Could any one help me about how to configure and test Quilt/ILP in local environment and what are possibilities to make test Quilt/ILP with any distributed ledger or centralized ledger.
Kai Chu
@chuck1991
Actually, I'm interested in the IDE you're using. I clone the Java repo and trying to use eclipse to manage the projects. Lots of issues show up. I have fix all maven management problems in eclipse. 1. generated codes are not in the path of the project which results in compile errors; 2. eclipse m2e plugin lifecycle problems; 3. Config to ignore generated codes style check. Should I fix these problems by myself or you have a better way to manage the projects? Thanks for any suggestion.
Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
Hey Vinay/Kai, the goal for Quilt is to implement the basic components required for ILP in Java. There is a lot of work to do to get feature parity with the Javascript implementation at https://github.com/interledgerjs/ilp-connector
We are planning to attend the Hyperledger Hackfest in Amsterdam at the end of the month and work with potential contributors to put together a roadmap for the project
@chuck1991 we've been using IntelliJ but nothing in the code is bound to that, there shouldn't be any IDE specific files committed to Git. I'd be interested to hear what issue you've been having so we can address them
Kai Chu
@chuck1991
@adrianhopebailie I agree with that no IDE specific files committed. One of the problems is generated-sources by annotation Immutable cannot be resolved by eclipse IDE.
Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
You may need to add the folder where they are generated to your sources in Eclipse
You can also setup Eclipse to run the generation when it does a build
@adrianhopebailie the second solution looks pretty, thx.
Vinay Chaudhary
@vinaychaudharyofficial
@adrianhopebailie great to hear from you. I'll be really interested to put my 5yrs of java exp's effort to contributing in Quilt. Thanks for the Eclipse setup....ping me at vinay.it2012@gmail.com if we can talk privately about the more suggestions on it.
devson2561
@devson2561
hi
how can i transfer XRP to ETH
:)
David Fuelling
@sappenin
@adrianhopebailie Can you give another approve to this PR? hyperledger/quilt#157
Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
Done
David Fuelling
@sappenin
@adrianhopebailie Thanks! One more to look at: hyperledger/quilt#160
David Fuelling
@sappenin
For anyone interested, we'll be having an ILP-Java call in about 5 minutes. DM me your email and I'll add you to the invite if you're interested.
No set agenda today - will go over open issues and PRs, and any discussion anyone wants to have (though I believe @adrianhopebailie won't be able to make today's call).
Nicholas Dudfield
@sublimator
I'd like to pop in for one of those one day, bit hectic atm though, and I'm on UTC+7 time
Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
Next one is in 2 weeks.
vinaymaddi1269
@vinaymaddi1269
Hello Adrian - I can contribute to Java implementation of ILP
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Eric Falk
@Esquive
@adrianhopebailie Is the roadmap for the java implementation existing yet?
Eric Falk
@Esquive
I implemented a Java version of the connector. For now capable of setting up the client-parent relationship (XRP). I will work on the peer relationship soon, after I refactored the code a little more. Also, a proper plugin interface/mecanism is missing. Did you have any plans on how you want to implement this?
Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
Yes!
@sappenin is also working on this
Adrian Hope-Bailie
@adrianhopebailie
We're busy on a refactor of the JS connector that would make swapping in your connector and using JS plugins easier
Hope to preview it at this weeks call
Eric Falk
@Esquive
That sounds great! For now I am using Netty for all the network communication, and of course the quilt serialization tools. I will do a little cleanup of the code and make it available on github soon.