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CDO Source Installation (CVS, deprecated)

(Includes Net4j Source installation)


Introduction

This page explains how to install an Eclipse workspace that is ready to be used to develop and build CDO and Net4j (subsequently subsumed as CDO workspace).

The CDO workspace will be configured with a dedicated JDK, connected with a dedicated target platform to be built against and associated with a dedicated API Baseline to be checked for API compliance against.

As a consequence of the usage of a dedicated target platform you're free to choose any version of Eclipse as your IDE, recent versions preferred. We are using latest I-builds of Eclipse and some tools like Mylyn (Buckminster is on the wish list to save you from reading this page).

We are using a common development folder C:\develop on the local file system which is the parent folder of the IDE installation/extensions, the workspaces folder and the install cache folder. It looks like:

DevelopFolder.png

Prerequisites

Download the following packages to the C:\develop\downloads folder:

As of writing this (shortly after Ganymede release) most of the Eclipse packages do not have the mentioned latest builds available. In such cases you can temporarily revert to the respective Ganymede release builds.


Workspace

  • Create the host workspace folder C:\develop\ws\cdo
  • Start your IDE with C:\develop\bin\eclipse\eclipse.exe -data C:\develop\ws\cdo

Eclipse should come up with an empty workspace. The folder C:\develop\ws\cdo\.metadata should have been created behind the scenes: EmptyWorkspace.png


Java Development Kit


Target Platform


API Baseline


Source Checkout


3rd Party Stuff



Wikis: CDO | Net4j | EMF | Eclipse

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