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Revision as of 11:09, 24 March 2007
Contents
Preparing your Environment
Download and install
Subclipse enables you to access the Adempiere subversion repository (SVN) through eclipse.
Subclipse installation
1.- Automatic subclipse installation
In Eclipse Menu->Help/Software Updates/Find&Install. Select Subclipse
2.- Manual installation
If automatic subclipse installation fails: Download Subclipse installation file (e.g. site-1.2.0.zip). In Eclipse Menu->Help/Software Updates/Find&Install. Search for "New features to install", "New archived site". Select downloaded file (e.g. site-1.2.0.zip). In the following dialog deactivate "Subclipse mylar integration".
Verification of correct Subclipse installation: Eclipse Menue ->Help/Software Updates/Manage Configuration. If you expand eclipse expandiert, youl will see for example Subclipse 1.2.0.
These tools install differently depending on your Operating System. When provided information on these websites does not suffice, try to find help on the forums of your Operating System or unofficial forums about these tools.
Download ADempiere sources
Open Eclipse, "SVN Repository Exploring" perspective: Eclipse menu Window/Open Perspective/Other. Then select "SVN Repository Exploring".
Create a new Repository Location
Open the Repository tree and check out all projects AS projects. (do not check all out as one big project) Do not check out all projects at once, this will fail, instead choose half of the projects at a time.
Compile ADempiere sources
Although sources don't compile right away, nothing is really wrong with it. All you need to do is checking the Java Build Path and libraries of each project that doesn't compile. It happens these paths need an update before eclipse manages to compile it all.
To make things easier, follow this list in same order. This way you respect the project dependencies.
- Tools
- Looks
- dbPort
- Base
- serverRoot
- Interfaces
- Extend
- Client
- serverApps
- Install
- sqlj
- webstore
- doc
