OSEE/Users Guide/Getting Started New

Installation and Initialization

Requirements

• System with at least 4GB of RAM
• (what else do we need?)

OSEE Installation

• Download and install the latest JDK
  • Website for download: Eclipse Temurin

• Download and install git
  • Website for download: Git - Downloading Package
  • PLACE SCREEN CAP HERE...
  • Adjusting your PATH environment
    • Use Git and optional Unix tools from the Command Prompt
  • Choosing HTTPS transport backend
    • Use the OpenSSL library
  • Configuring the line ending conversions
    • Checkout as-is, commit as-is
  • Configuring the terminal emulator to use with Git Bash
    • Use MinTTY
  • Leave the rest of the settings as default

• Set up the proxy for git
  • If you haven't registered with eclipse, register and log in to eclipse.org
  • Clone the repository
    • $ cd /c/Code/
    • $ mkdir git_main
    • $ cd git_main
    • $ git clone https://<username>@git.eclipse.org/r/osee/org.eclipse.osee.git --branch dev --depth 1
      • Note: Replace <username> with your eclipse username

• Download and install the org.eclipse OSEE from the OSEE site
  • Website for download: Eclipse Downloads
    • Choose the last directory with a version with a date on it (that will match the current source code the best) REWORD THIS!!!!!
    • PLACE SCREEN CAP HERE...

• Make an Eclipse folder
  • For example: /c/Code/Eclipse

• Extract all of the files from the eclipse download into your Eclipse folder

• When you run eclipse, it will ask to make a workspace. Make a workspaces folder.
  • For example: /c/Code/Eclipse/workspaces
  • Tip: Placing all workspaces within a single folder makes it easier to locate each workspace.
• Make a folder to use for your first workspace.
  • For example: /c/Code/Eclipse/workspaces/first_git_main

• Run the eclipse instance by changing to that directory and double clicking osee.exe