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Installing Scout SDK is really easy.
- If you are new to eclipse, read Install Eclipse with Scout SDK
- If you already have Eclipse installed (but not Scout), read Add the Scout SDK to your Eclipse installation
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Install Eclipse with Scout SDK
Visit the Eclipse Download-page to get Eclipse for Scout Developers.
Eclipse for Scout Developers requires Java 6 or greater. If there is no Scout perspective you probably need to install an appropriate JDK.
If you have multiple JREs installed and want to be sure the right one is used start Eclipse Scout using the -vm command line argument and specifying the path to the executable. E.g.: eclipse -vm c:\path_to_the_jre\bin\javaw.exe.
Add the Scout SDK to your Eclipse installation
These instructions assume that you have Eclipse installed already.
To add Scout SDK to your existing Eclipse installation, you need to open eclipse and select Help|Install New Software...
Use http://download.eclipse.org/releases/kepler in the dialog that shows up and expand Scout Application Development. When expanded, tick all checkboxes:
Click Next twice, accept the license and restart Eclipse as soon as the download has been completed.
Now you are ready to use the Scout Perspective.
Scout Updatesites
To download alternative scout versions see Scout/Updatesites.
Get the Source Code
The source code for 3.9 (Kepler) is available on git: http://git.eclipse.org/c/scout/
Accessing the source code of specific released versions or branches is described here