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In order to run Tigerstripe in a headless environment you will only need a subset of the Tigerstripe workbench installed on top of the latest 3.3.x Eclipse package.
 
In order to run Tigerstripe in a headless environment you will only need a subset of the Tigerstripe workbench installed on top of the latest 3.3.x Eclipse package.
 
# Install the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, available from the [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse downloads page].  
 
# Install the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, available from the [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Eclipse downloads page].  
# Install the Tigerstripe Base Feature plug-ins. This feature set is currently available on the [http://www.eclipse.org/tigerstripe/downloads.php Tigerstripe downloads] page.
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# Install the Tigerstripe Base Feature plug-ins. This feature set is currently available on the [http://www.eclipse.org/tigerstripe/downloads.php Tigerstripe downloads] page. Choose the "bundle" to ensure that all plug-in dependencies have been satisfied.
  
 
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=Creating a basic model=

Revision as of 15:41, 29 May 2008

< To: Tigerstripe_Tutorials

NOTE THIS IS A DRAFT PAGE

This tutorial will show you how to configure Tigerstripe to run code generations in a headless environment. This will allow you to incorporate Tigerstripe's code generation functionality into a build chain using many of the commonly available build tools, specifically ANT and Maven 2.

Tigerstripe Installation

In order to run Tigerstripe in a headless environment you will only need a subset of the Tigerstripe workbench installed on top of the latest 3.3.x Eclipse package.

  1. Install the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, available from the Eclipse downloads page.
  2. Install the Tigerstripe Base Feature plug-ins. This feature set is currently available on the Tigerstripe downloads page. Choose the "bundle" to ensure that all plug-in dependencies have been satisfied.

Creating a basic model

Installing Tigerstripe generators

Running a generation from the command line

Running a generation from a Maven2 build

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