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| − | [[IDempiere/Importing DB Seed Manually|Importing DB Seed Manually]] |
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| − | Running iDempiere within Eclipse |
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| − | [[IDempiere/Creating Installers from Eclipse|Creating Installers from Eclipse]]
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| − | == Configuring ==
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| − | To run iDempiere from within Eclipse you need to configure first the parameters, this is done running a preconfigured application called install.app
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| − | * Open Eclipse
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| − | * Navigate to Run > Run Configurations > Eclipse Application
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| − | * Select install.app and push the "Run" button
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| − | * You can fill the parameters as shown in the screenshot, or with your own preferred values, specially you must take care of the following:
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| − | ** Adempiere Home: This is the repository folder
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| − | ** Web Port / SSL: be careful to not use a port that is already used by another application, in linux ports below 1000 cannot be used by non-root users. For example port 8080 is used by Oracle-XE
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| − | ** Database Name: here we fill with the name of the database created on [[IDempiere/Importing_DB_Seed_Manually|Importing DB Seed]] page
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| − | ** DB Admin Password: this box must be filled with the postgres password, if you don't know which is please refer to postgres documentation about how to set it up
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| − | ** Database Password: here we fill with the password you provided when created the adempiere user
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| − | [[Image:Screenshot-Adempiere_Server_Setup.png]]
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| − | '''NOTE:''' There is another application that can be used also, called install.console.app, instead of opening a window it asks the parameters from keyboard on the console tab on Eclipse.
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| − | == Running Server ==
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| − | * Navigate to Run > Run Configurations > Eclipse Application
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| − | * Select server.product and push the "Run" button
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| − | After a very quick start you can navigate in your preferred browser to the address http://localhost:8080/
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| − | '''NOTE:''' Recommended browsers are chrome, firefox and safari.
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| − | == Running Swing Client ==
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| − | * Navigate to Run > Run Configurations > Eclipse Application
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| − | * Select swingclient.product and push the "Run" button
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| − | The first time this client is executed it requires to configure the DB connection, you can do that pushing the button at the end of the Server box and:
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| − | * Configure it manually and push the "Test Database" to ensure it's correct
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| − | * if the server is up you can push the "Test Application Server" button, provide the credentials for SuperUser (by default is System) and the DB connection data must be filled properly
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