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  If you do not create Java projects they won't build. If checked out correctly you will
 
  If you do not create Java projects they won't build. If checked out correctly you will
 
  see a 'J' by each folder in the icons of the project explored.  
 
  see a 'J' by each folder in the icons of the project explored.  
  The two screen shots below shows the appearance of the Eclipse Project Explorer view after a ''correct'' and ''successful'' checkout.
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  The screen shot below shows the appearance of the Eclipse Project Explorer view after a ''correct'' and ''successful'' checkout.
 
  Once you have them all checked with no red x's then you can run Ant. If you have any red x's you are missing dependent plugins or some checkout failed.
 
  Once you have them all checked with no red x's then you can run Ant. If you have any red x's you are missing dependent plugins or some checkout failed.
  

Revision as of 13:17, 1 February 2011

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1. Check out all projects under dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/technology/org.eclipse.stem/trunk You need EMF, BIRT, for things to compile. You will probably also want Subversion and Mylin installed. Make sure you are running Java 6 or higher.

2. Run update.xml in the org.eclipse.stem.internal.data plugin as an ant script

3. Start STEM by running stem.product in the org.eclipse.stem.ui plugin as an eclipse application

When you check out stem from SVN you need to select ALL the individual folders UNDER trunk, right click, and be sure they check out as Java projects.
If you do not create Java projects they won't build. If checked out correctly you will
see a 'J' by each folder in the icons of the project explored. 
The screen shot below shows the appearance of the Eclipse Project Explorer view after a correct and successful checkout.
Once you have them all checked with no red x's then you can run Ant. If you have any red x's you are missing dependent plugins or some checkout failed.


In case of difficulty: If ant build fails for any reason please do the following:

i) The STEM project is quite large. Please confirm that your SVN checkout successfully checked our every project.
ii) Confirm that you have all required eclipse plugins (EMF, BIRT)
iii) Try project>clean>clean all and then run ant build again (update.xml in the org.eclipse.stem.internal.data)
iv) If you still have problems please contact the developers (email, bugzilla, etc).

A successful checkout and build will show the letter 'J' by each Java project folder with no Red X's indicating a successful build.

A successful checkout and build will show the letter 'J' by each Java project folder.

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