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This document describes how to set up a development environment suitable for working on the openArchitectureWare components. '''It is NOT intended for people who want to USE openArchitectureWare, but instead for committers and contributors.'''
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== Introduction ==
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In order to understand why setting up the development workspace is so cumbersome, please read the following bug reports:
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* [http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=109137 bug #109137]
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* [https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=182537 bug #182537]
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The EMF wiki provides a very well written explanation of the problem: [http://wiki.eclipse.org/EMF/Getting_Source#Intricacies_of_working_on_EMF_components EMF Workspace setup].
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== Setting up your oAW workspace ==
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Due to the bug in Eclipse that you cannot reference projects from your workspace in the runtime workspace it is not really easy to debug oAW.
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The following lines explain how to use the runtime workspace anyway.
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* Start Eclipse and check out all needed projects (see [[oAW Repository Details|Source Code Access]] for further details)
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* Start a new runtime workspace containing the stuff you want to debug
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* create your sample project(s) in the runtime workspace
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* Download the latest build from http://oaw.pluginbuilder.org/latest and unzip it somewhere
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* Open the import wizard in the runtime workspace and select ''plugins and fragments''
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* deselect the first checkbox and set the download location as plugin location
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* decide whether you would like to select the plugins to import manually or import the bundles required from your runtime workspace bundles
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* import them as BINARY projects
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* continue and finish the wizard
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* you're done
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