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| − | [[IDempiere|Table of Contents]] |
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| − | [[IDempiere/Download_the_Code|Download the Code]] |
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| − | Setting up Eclipse |
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| − | [[IDempiere/Importing_DB_Seed_Manually|Importing DB Seed Manually]]
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| − | There are two excellent resources explaining graphically what is required to setup Eclipse:
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| − | * From Heng Sin Low (the originator of OSGi Adempiere movement): http://kenai.com/projects/hengsin/pages/Building
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| − | * From Dominik Zajac: http://www.banym.de/eclipse/build-the-idempiere-project-using-eclipse-with-buckminster
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| − | I'll try to explain here also step by step what is required to let eclipse compile and run iDempiere:
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| − | == Initial steps ==
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| − | To avoid eclipse complaining about some empty directories not found on the mercurial repository is recommended to create before these two folders:
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| − | cd $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY
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| − | mkdir org.adempiere.ui.zk/WEB-INF/classes
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| − | Replace $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY with the clone folder where you want to work (be the clone of bitbucket, or the experimental mentioned in the [[IDempiere/Download_the_Code|Download]] page
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| − | == Configuring Target Platform ==
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| − | * Open the eclipse you configured following the instructions from [[IDempiere/Install_Prerequisites_on_Ubuntu|Prerequisites]] page
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| − | * Navigate to File > Switch Workspace > Other
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| − | * On the dialog open fill the workspace with the folder where you cloned the code, named above as $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY, i.e. /home/carlos/sources/myexperiment)
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| − | * After the eclipse open again navigate to Window > Preferences > Plug-in Development > Target Platform
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| − | * Push the "Add" button
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| − | * Select "Nothing: Start with an empty target definition" and click Next
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| − | * Fill the Name with: Adempiere Target Platform
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| − | * Push the "Add" button
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| − | * Select "Directory" and click Next
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| − | * Fill Location with "${workspace_loc}/targetPlatform"
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| − | * "Finish" button
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| − | * Make the just created platform "Adempiere Target Platform" active and push the "OK" button
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| − | == Materializing iDempiere project within Eclipse ==
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| − | Now is time to materialize the project, you must be connected to the internet for this stage:
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| − | * Navigate to File > Import > Buckminster > Materialize from Buckminster MSPEC, CQUERY or BOM
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| − | * Push the "Next" button
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| − | * Fill the "Enter a URL ..." box with this folder $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY/org.adempiere.sdk-feature/adempiere.mspec
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| − | ** You MUST replace the $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY with the corresponding folder name
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| − | ** Or even better you can use the "Browse" button to navigate there and select the adempiere.cquery file
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| − | * Here eclipse takes some time to review dependencies and after that you can push the "Finish" button
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| − | Now is a good time to make a coffee (better Colombian coffee) - Eclipse will download and configure the whole project and this can be time consuming.
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| − | When this step finishes is recommended to close eclipse and take a backup of the $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY folder, in case something mess later you can restore the backup and you won't need to download again the whole thing from internet.
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