Recent changes to setupDevEnv2

setupDevEnv2 modified by Jimmy Valverde Sanchez

Jimmy Valverde Sanchez — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 18:54:25 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@

 ## Setting up Eclipse for Server app (war)
 The following steps are based in Eclipse 3.7 (indigo) - JEE developer edition on a Ubuntu machine. If you have another version you will need to instal the Web Toolkit (WTP) plugin.
-You do not needd this step with Eclipse 4.3 +.
+You do not need this step with Eclipse 4.3 +.
 We assume the reader is familiar with Eclipse IDE for installation and usage.

 1. Install the Git plugin (also available at Eclipse Markplace)

setupDevEnv2 modified by Jimmy Valverde Sanchez

Jimmy Valverde Sanchez — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 13:00:51 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -43,15 +43,6 @@
 4. Select Maven, and after that, select Existing Maven Projects.
 5. Finally, choose the path to "server", into maritaca-code.

-### Importing project into Eclipse (Mobile side: Android)
-1. Change to Java or Java EE perspective (that depends of your Eclipse)
-2. Click in File menu.
-3. Click in Import.
-4. Select General, and after that, select Existing Projects into Workspace.
-5. Select the project "library", into maritaca-code/client.
-6. Finally, select the project called "maritaca-mobile", into maritaca-mobile/client.
-
-
 ### Building from Eclipse
 1. Right click on the project you want to build (maritaca project compiles all projects)
 2. Run as/ Maven install
@@ -64,3 +55,11 @@
 For committing code from Eclipse you could use the eGit client.
 For committing you must be an authorized user.
 Go to Synchronize perspective (right-click in main project->team->Synchronize) and choose the option (pull, push, commit, merge, etc...)
+
+### Importing project into Eclipse (Mobile side: Android)
+1. Change to Java or Java EE perspective (that depends of your Eclipse)
+2. Click in File menu.
+3. Click in Import.
+4. Select General, and after that, select Existing Projects into Workspace.
+5. Select the project "library", into maritaca-code/client.
+6. Finally, select the project called "maritaca-mobile", into maritaca-mobile/client.

setupDevEnv2 modified by Jimmy Valverde Sanchez

Jimmy Valverde Sanchez — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 12:58:42 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-# Setting up the Development environment
+# SETTING UP THE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
 ## Download the source code from console
-    git clone ssh://username@git.code.sf.net/p/maritaca/gcode maritaca-gcode
+    git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/maritaca/code maritaca-code

 ## Building the Server application from console
 We use __Maven 2__ for building the server application (maritaca.war).

-1. Go into the server folder and execute the __mvn install__ command in the console
+1. Go into the server folder and execute the __mvn install__ command in the console, or __mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true install__ for building without running unit tests.

 The first time Maven will download all dependencies, so the building will be a little slow, but the later buildings are faster.

@@ -22,7 +22,9 @@
     git push                                        #must have write permissions

 ## Setting up Eclipse for Server app (war)
-The following steps are based in Eclipse 3.7 (indigo) - JEE developer edition on a Ubuntu machine. If you have another version you will need to instal the Web Toolkit (WTP) plugin. We assume the reader is familiar with Eclipse IDE for installation and usage.
+The following steps are based in Eclipse 3.7 (indigo) - JEE developer edition on a Ubuntu machine. If you have another version you will need to instal the Web Toolkit (WTP) plugin.
+You do not needd this step with Eclipse 4.3 +.
+We assume the reader is familiar with Eclipse IDE for installation and usage.

 1. Install the Git plugin (also available at Eclipse Markplace)
     * Add the Update Site - http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates
@@ -34,14 +36,21 @@
     * In Help/Eclipse MarketPlace install m2e-wtp

-### Importing project into Eclipse
-1. Change to Git repository exploring perspective
-2. Add a existing local Git repository
-3. Set the local repository path (where .git folder is)
-4. Click in Search
-5. Click in Ok
-6. Right click on your maritaca local repository, select Import Maven Projects...
-7. Select all the projects, click in Ok
+### Importing project into Eclipse (Server side)
+1. Change to Java or Java EE perspective (that depends of your Eclipse)
+2. Click in File menu.
+3. Click in Import.
+4. Select Maven, and after that, select Existing Maven Projects.
+5. Finally, choose the path to "server", into maritaca-code.
+
+### Importing project into Eclipse (Mobile side: Android)
+1. Change to Java or Java EE perspective (that depends of your Eclipse)
+2. Click in File menu.
+3. Click in Import.
+4. Select General, and after that, select Existing Projects into Workspace.
+5. Select the project "library", into maritaca-code/client.
+6. Finally, select the project called "maritaca-mobile", into maritaca-mobile/client.
+

 ### Building from Eclipse
 1. Right click on the project you want to build (maritaca project compiles all projects)

WikiPage setupDevEnv2 modified by Edwin Miguel Triana

Edwin Miguel Triana — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 19:33:12 -0000

# Setting up the Development environment ## Download the source code from console git clone ssh://username@git.code.sf.net/p/maritaca/gcode maritaca-gcode ## Building the Server application from console We use __Maven 2__ for building the server application (maritaca.war). 1. Go into the server folder and execute the __mvn install__ command in the console The first time Maven will download all dependencies, so the building will be a little slow, but the later buildings are faster. If you don't get any error, you could find the __maritaca.war__ file into the _server/web/target_ folder. ## Synchronizing code from console #### Updating from remote server git pull #in maritaca-code folder #### Local commit git add . #in maritaca-code folder # '.' means all files, can be changed for specific files git commit -m 'a descriptive message' #### Uploading changes to remote server git push #must have write permissions ## Setting up Eclipse for Server app (war) The following steps are based in Eclipse 3.7 (indigo) - JEE developer edition on a Ubuntu machine. If you have another version you will need to instal the Web Toolkit (WTP) plugin. We assume the reader is familiar with Eclipse IDE for installation and usage. 1. Install the Git plugin (also available at Eclipse Markplace) * Add the Update Site - http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates * Install the Eclipse EGit plugin 2. Install Maven plugin from Eclipse Markplace * Add the Update Site - http://download.eclipse.org/technology/m2e/releases * Install Maven Integration for Eclipse (m2e) 3. Install Maven - WebTools integration * In Help/Eclipse MarketPlace install m2e-wtp ### Importing project into Eclipse 1. Change to Git repository exploring perspective 2. Add a existing local Git repository 3. Set the local repository path (where .git folder is) 4. Click in Search 5. Click in Ok 6. Right click on your maritaca local repository, select Import Maven Projects... 7. Select all the projects, click in Ok ### Building from Eclipse 1. Right click on the project you want to build (maritaca project compiles all projects) 2. Run as/ Maven install ### Running from Eclipse 1. Right click on __web__ project 2. Run as/ Run on Server (you must configure your Tomcat server) ## Commiting code from Eclipse For committing code from Eclipse you could use the eGit client. For committing you must be an authorized user. Go to Synchronize perspective (right-click in main project->team->Synchronize) and choose the option (pull, push, commit, merge, etc...)