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h1. How to Run a Sample Various z2-based sample system configurations have been prepared as Git repositories. You can run these samples with very few manual steps in a local environment. This How-To describes what you need to do. h2. 0. Pre-Requisites All you need is Java Runtime Environment (JRE) of at least version 6. Preferrably, as that is easier to understand a sample, have the Eclipse IDE installed. h2. 1. Prepare a z2-base Installation Create a folder to hold the installation. We will assume that folder is called *sample* In *sample* execute <pre> git clone http://git.z2-environment.net/z2-base.core </pre> Go into *sample/z2-base.core/run/bin* and run <pre> ./gui.sh </pre> or <pre> gui.bat </pre> depending on your operating system. A simple graphical console should open up that displays the console log output of the z2 <home> and worker processes. At the first start, the environment will download required resources, which may take a few minutes - depending on your network bandwidth. Subsequent starts will be faster. Eventually the server should be up and you can go to the basic admin view at http://localhost:8080/adm (use z* with password z) to verify everything is cool. h2. 2. Clone the specific sample repository