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# [http://scout.bsiag.com/ download Eclipse Scout] and unzip it | # [http://scout.bsiag.com/ download Eclipse Scout] and unzip it | ||
# [[Media:DerbyDB.zip|download the Apache Derby example database]] and unzip it | # [[Media:DerbyDB.zip|download the Apache Derby example database]] and unzip it | ||
| − | # you're done -- start Eclipse | + | # you're done -- start Eclipse and go on to {{ScoutLink|Tutorial|Setup a New Eclipse Scout Project|setup a new Eclipse Scout project}} |
Currently the Scout SDK sources are not hosted by Eclipse. We're working on it! | Currently the Scout SDK sources are not hosted by Eclipse. We're working on it! | ||
{{note|Location|We usually unzip the Eclipse installation into C:\ on Windows machines because at some point in the past the maximum path length was sometimes problematic. The tutorial is going to assume that you will do the same.}} | {{note|Location|We usually unzip the Eclipse installation into C:\ on Windows machines because at some point in the past the maximum path length was sometimes problematic. The tutorial is going to assume that you will do the same.}} | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 7 October 2010
Scout Tutorial
This page belongs to the Minicrm Step-by-Step Tutorial. It explains how install and start the Scout SDK and a database.
This page belongs to the Minicrm Step-by-Step Tutorial. It explains how install and start the Scout SDK and a database.
- download Eclipse Scout and unzip it
- download the Apache Derby example database and unzip it
- you're done -- start Eclipse and go on to The Scout documentation has been moved to https://eclipsescout.github.io/.
Currently the Scout SDK sources are not hosted by Eclipse. We're working on it!
Location
We usually unzip the Eclipse installation into C:\ on Windows machines because at some point in the past the maximum path length was sometimes problematic. The tutorial is going to assume that you will do the same.
We usually unzip the Eclipse installation into C:\ on Windows machines because at some point in the past the maximum path length was sometimes problematic. The tutorial is going to assume that you will do the same.