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5 | 2 | Redmine Admin | h2. First steps with the z2-environment |
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7 | 4 | Udo Offermann | on the previvous page you saw [[How_to_install_z2_v21|How to install a z2 system]] and start it. Actually this is already enough to run a productive site (of course a productive site would be combined with a web server like Apache). |
8 | 3 | Udo Offermann | As the next step you will learn how to do the first development steps using the "Eclipse-IDE":http://www.eclipse.org/ (one of Galileo, Helios, Indigo or Juno is fine). |
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10 | 3 | Udo Offermann | We recommend to keep the repositories and workspace close together. Change back to the "z2-base" path (@cd ../../..@, if you are still inside the "run/bin" directory) and create a folder called "workspace" - this will be used as the workspace root for Eclipse: |
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13 | :bin$ cd ../../.. |
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14 | :z2-base$ mkdir workspace |
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15 | :z2-base$ ls -l |
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16 | total 0 |
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17 | 0 drwxr-xr-x 2 mr_x staff 68 7 Sep 16:34 workspace |
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18 | 0 drwxr-xr-x 12 mr_x staff 408 7 Sep 15:11 z2-base.core |
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20 | :z2-base$ |
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21 | </pre> |
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23 | Now start Eclipse and choose @.../z2-base/workspace@ as your workspace folder. |
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25 | 4 | Udo Offermann | The z2-environment provides an Eclipse plug-in called "Eclipsoid" that enables to conveniently develop z2 applications. |
26 | 3 | Udo Offermann | Developing modular software requires that the IDE can resolve the dependencies between the single project. |
27 | So either you import all projects into your workspace or you live with the red x-markers. The third option is that someone |
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28 | resolves the dependencies for you - this is what the Eclipsoid does. This way you can checkout and focus on one project while |
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29 | 1 | Redmine Admin | the Eclipsoid plug-in provides the transitive closure of all required prjects and libraries. There are other features that are |
30 | explained in more details on the [[Eclipsoid]] wiki pages. |
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32 | h2. Installation of the Eclipsoid plug-in |
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34 | The Eclipsoid plug-in is part of the z2-environment that you cloned 5 minutes ago. So make sure that your local server is up and running (see [[How_to_install_z2_v21|How to install z2]]). |
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35 | Once Eclipse is launched open the software update/installation wizard (in Indigo it's located at "Help/Install New Software...") and use http://localhost:8080/eclipsoid/update as update-site URL |
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36 | (the field labled "Work with"). |
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