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| + | == Setup Eclipse == | ||
| + | Download and install any Eclipse distribution suitable for developing Eclipse plug-ins. We recommend trying the latest Eclipse milestone for access to the latest features in JDT and PDE. | ||
| − | + | === Required Plug-ins === | |
| + | * Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment | ||
| + | * Eclipse CVS Client | ||
| + | * Eclipse Git Client | ||
| − | Required | + | === Required JDK === |
| + | * Download and install your preferred Java 6 JDK | ||
| + | * Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs -> Add... -> Standard VM -> Next | ||
| + | * Set JRE home to the Java 6 JDK folder -> Finish | ||
| + | * Activate check-box to set Java 6 JDK as the default JDK in Eclipse | ||
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| + | == Import Projects == | ||
| + | Please use the "Import Existing Projects" wizard to import all Gyrex projects from any cloned Git repository. We also provide a collection of Working Sets for your convenience. Working Sets can be imported using the AnyEdit Tools plug-in available via Eclipse Marketplace. You can find the Working Sets file in the RelEng project (<code>org.eclipse.gyrex.releng/devsupport/eclipse</code>). | ||
| − | + | == Setup Target Platform == | |
| + | We maintain a shared target platform. It's located in the "org.eclipse.gyrex.releng" project in the <code>target</code> folder. | ||
| − | * | + | * Locate <code>org.eclipse.gyrex.releng/target</code> |
| − | + | * Open file <code>gyrex-dev.target</code> in Target Definition editor | |
| − | * | + | * Wait till the target platform is resolved |
| − | * | + | * Click on link "Set as Target Platform" (located in the upper right corner of the Target Definition editor) |
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Latest revision as of 08:40, 10 January 2012
Here's how to set up your workspace for developing Gyrex.
Contents
Setup Eclipse
Download and install any Eclipse distribution suitable for developing Eclipse plug-ins. We recommend trying the latest Eclipse milestone for access to the latest features in JDT and PDE.
Required Plug-ins
- Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment
- Eclipse CVS Client
- Eclipse Git Client
Required JDK
- Download and install your preferred Java 6 JDK
- Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs -> Add... -> Standard VM -> Next
- Set JRE home to the Java 6 JDK folder -> Finish
- Activate check-box to set Java 6 JDK as the default JDK in Eclipse
Import Projects
Please use the "Import Existing Projects" wizard to import all Gyrex projects from any cloned Git repository. We also provide a collection of Working Sets for your convenience. Working Sets can be imported using the AnyEdit Tools plug-in available via Eclipse Marketplace. You can find the Working Sets file in the RelEng project (org.eclipse.gyrex.releng/devsupport/eclipse).
Setup Target Platform
We maintain a shared target platform. It's located in the "org.eclipse.gyrex.releng" project in the target folder.
- Locate
org.eclipse.gyrex.releng/target - Open file
gyrex-dev.targetin Target Definition editor - Wait till the target platform is resolved
- Click on link "Set as Target Platform" (located in the upper right corner of the Target Definition editor)
Import Code Settings
Optimize Project Browsing
- Switch to the Java perspective
- Open the Package Explorer view menu (little triangle icon in the upper right corner) and select "Top Level Elements -> Working Sets"
- Select all working sets ("Select All")
- We recommend sorting the working sets (check "Sort working sets")
- We also recommend hierarchical package browsing (open the Package Explorer view menu and this time select "Package Presentation -> Hierarchical")