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        <title>How to build Sahi source code using Eclipse IDE</title>
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        <pubDate>Tue, 22 Dec 2009 18:21:39 +0000</pubDate>
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        <description><![CDATA[The company I work with does a lot of website programming.  I am the manager over 3 teams of programmers.  We stumbled across this amazing product and are very interested in using it.  We do things for very secure websites.  I want my teams to use this product, but my superior will only let us use it if we can verify 100% that it doesn't compromise our clients security.  Company policy is that I have to check the source code and verify that there isn't any malicious code hidden some where.  Lucky for us, this program is open source, (thanks for sharing).  I've looked on the website and haven't been able to find the source files.  Can someone please tell me where they are at?  Even more useful would be if someone could provide a step by step instruction to import and build the source files using the Eclipse IDE.<br />
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Thank you very much,<br />
Steven Miller]]>
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