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==Install Eclipse, EMF and ATL==
 
==Install Eclipse, EMF and ATL==
  
In order to use AM3 (ATLAS MegaModel Management), you need Eclipse, EMF and ATL. AM3 has been developed with and for Eclipse 3.2.x. AM3 may be compatible with other versions (we are currently testing it with Eclipse 3.3 and we do not find any specific issue for the moment). You can download Eclipse here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ and EMF here: http://www.eclipse.org/emf/.
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In order to use these AM3 plugins (ATLAS MegaModel Management), you need Eclipse, EMF and ATL. These plugins have been tested with Eclipse 3.4, EMF 2.4 and ATL 2.0 and are compatible. You can download Eclipse here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/, EMF here: http://www.eclipse.org/emf/ and ATL here: http://www.eclipse.org/m2m/atl/.
  
Unzip the Eclipse zip file; this will create an eclipse directory with every Eclipse files in it.
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Note that, you can also install ATL from its sources by following the process explained in the [http://wiki.eclipse.org/ATL/How_Install_ATL_From_CVS "How Install ATL From CVS" Wiki page].
  
Unzip the EMF zip file from the same directory (it also contains an eclipse directory, with the EMF additional files to Eclipse).
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==Configuration of SVN access==
  
Then, you can install ATL by following the process explained in the [http://wiki.eclipse.org/ATL/How_Install_ATL_From_CVS "How Install ATL From CVS" Wiki page], of course without reinstalling Eclipse and EMF.
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You should go to the ''SVN Repository'' view (you should first do '''Window -> Open Perspective''' in order to open the ''SVN Repository Exploring'' perspective). Then you should add a new repository location. The required parameters are the followings:
  
==Configuration of CVS access==
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[[Image:AM3_SVNRepositoryLocation.PNG]]
 
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You should go to CVS Repository view (Window -> Open Perspective). Then you should add a new repository location. The required parameters are the followings:
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[[Image:AM3_CVSRepositoryLocation.PNG]]
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You do not need a password.
 
You do not need a password.
  
Then, you can go to HEAD -> org.eclipse.gmt -> AM3. You can now select the projects as shown on the picture (note that the "org.eclipse.am3.zoos.XXX" ones are not mandatory) and check them out (this action is available in the context menu).
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Then, you can go to '''deprecated -> trunk'''. You can now select the projects as shown on the screenshot and check them out into your workspace (this action is available in the context menu).
  
[[Image:AM3_CVSCheckout.PNG]]
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[[Image:AM3old_SVNCheckout.PNG]]
  
==Configuration of AM3==
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==Configuration of the old AM3 plugins==
  
 
Now, you need to go to the Plug-in perspective.
 
Now, you need to go to the Plug-in perspective.
  
AM3 is ready to be tested. There are two ways to use it:
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The old AM3 plugins are ready to be tested. Just open the "Plug-in Development perspective" and launch a Run-time workbench (Click on Run -> Run as -> Run-time workbench).
 
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* In the "Plug-in Development perspective", you can launch a Run-time workbench (Click on Run -> Run as -> Run-time workbench).
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* You can install AM3 in your copy of Eclipse. Go in the Plug-in perspective and select all the plug-in projects. In the context menu choose Export -> Deployable Plug-ins and Fragments.
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In the screen Export Plug-ins and Fragments, check if all the projects are selected and choose the output folder.
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[[Image:AM3_PluginsExport.PNG]]
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Now you need to close Eclipse. Enter the "eclipse" directory (which contains plug-ins and features directories) then copy the created Jar files into the "plugins" directory. After that you can restart Eclipse.
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You are ready to use AM3.
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You are ready to use the old AM3 plugins.
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Latest revision as of 11:58, 17 September 2008

Installation of the old AM3 plugins (for ATL developers) from SVN

Install Eclipse, EMF and ATL

In order to use these AM3 plugins (ATLAS MegaModel Management), you need Eclipse, EMF and ATL. These plugins have been tested with Eclipse 3.4, EMF 2.4 and ATL 2.0 and are compatible. You can download Eclipse here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/, EMF here: http://www.eclipse.org/emf/ and ATL here: http://www.eclipse.org/m2m/atl/.

Note that, you can also install ATL from its sources by following the process explained in the "How Install ATL From CVS" Wiki page.

Configuration of SVN access

You should go to the SVN Repository view (you should first do Window -> Open Perspective in order to open the SVN Repository Exploring perspective). Then you should add a new repository location. The required parameters are the followings:

AM3 SVNRepositoryLocation.PNG

You do not need a password.

Then, you can go to deprecated -> trunk. You can now select the projects as shown on the screenshot and check them out into your workspace (this action is available in the context menu).

AM3old SVNCheckout.PNG

Configuration of the old AM3 plugins

Now, you need to go to the Plug-in perspective.

The old AM3 plugins are ready to be tested. Just open the "Plug-in Development perspective" and launch a Run-time workbench (Click on Run -> Run as -> Run-time workbench).

You are ready to use the old AM3 plugins.

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