Trying Out Maya

Things you'll need

• Apache Derby Core and UI plugins
• Hibernate 3.2.3
• 1.6 JRE
• Team Project Set
• Eclipse 3.3 M6 (at least M6)

Note: The Derby ui plugin is not required but makes it easier to use Derby in eclipse. Also the steps that are outlined here will be using the ui plugin.

Next Steps

(More to come - Just an outline)

1. add the derby core and ui plug-ins to your runtime plug-ins directory
   • Look for derby_core_plugin and derby_ui_plugin downloads after the full binary versions.
2. install the JRE (if not already installed)
3. Start eclipse (we've tested with 3.3M6 and M7)
4. Import team project set (derby.psf)
5. Add the following jar files to the lib folder in the org.eclipse.maya.server.example.hibernate project (Note: The following files can be found in the lib dir of the hibernate zip you downloaded except where noted)
   • antlr-2.7.6.jar
   • asm.jar
   • asm-attrs.jar
   • c3p0-0.9.1.jar
   • cglib-2.1.3.jar
   • commons-collections-2.1.1.jar
   • dom4j-1.6.1.jar
   • hibernate3.jar (can be found in the root of the zip)
   • jta.jar
6. Start derby
   • right click in the org.eclipse.maya.server.example.db project and choose Apache Derby > Start Derby Network Server
7. Zip 1.6.0 JRE and place in JRE folder
   • On windows navigate to the directory where there is folders like bin & lib and some other files and create a zip file just containing those files
   • Place that in the JRE folder for your os in the org.eclipse.maya.server.example.db plug-ins (Note: the file should be named jre_1.6.0.zip)
8. Build update site
   • Open the site.xml located in the update_site folder of the org.eclipse.maya.server.example.db project click Build All
9. Start server
   • Run the server using the launch config Maya Server (Win)
10. Prepare the Maya Database
    • Run using the Prepare Maya Database launch config
11. Run launcher
    • run the Java Bootstrap launch config