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** If your operating system / architecture is not listed, you can create one, just copy one of those files above and check its contents and fill it properly | ** If your operating system / architecture is not listed, you can create one, just copy one of those files above and check its contents and fill it properly | ||
* Buckminster compile the project | * Buckminster compile the project | ||
| − | * At the end you can find the installer file at $HOME/buckminster.output/org.adempiere. | + | * At the end you can find the installer file at $HOME/buckminster.output/org.adempiere.server_2.1.0-eclipse.feature/idempiereServer.gtk.linux.x86_64.zip (or the corresponding name for your OS and architecture) |
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** If your operating system / architecture is not listed, you can create one, just copy one of those files above and check its contents and fill it properly | ** If your operating system / architecture is not listed, you can create one, just copy one of those files above and check its contents and fill it properly | ||
* Buckminster compile the project | * Buckminster compile the project | ||
| − | * At the end you can find the installer file at $HOME/buckminster.output/org.adempiere.ui. | + | * At the end you can find the installer file at $HOME/buckminster.output/org.adempiere.ui.swing_2.1.0-eclipse.feature/idempiereClient.gtk.linux.x86_64.zip (or the corresponding name for your OS and architecture) |
Revision as of 19:11, 31 October 2014
⇐ Table of Contents | Running iDempiere within Eclipse | Creating Installers from Eclipse | Downloading Hot Installers ⇒
Please note this step is just necessary if you plan to create a release for iDempiere, or distribute installers based on your repository.
Creating server installer
- Open Eclipse
- Right click on org.adempiere.server-feature
- Navigate to Buckminster > Invoke Action...
- On the popup dialog select create.product.zip
- Fill the box "Properties file" choosing the proper file describing the target operating system and architecture, for example browse to $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY/org.adempiere.server-feature and select:
- buckminster_linux_gtk_x86_64.properties - to create installer for linux 64 bits
- buckminster_linux_gtk_x86.properties - to create installer for linux 32 bits
- buckminster_macosx_x86.properties - to create installer for MAC OS
- buckminster_win32_x86.properties - to create installer for Windows 32 bits
- If your operating system / architecture is not listed, you can create one, just copy one of those files above and check its contents and fill it properly
- Buckminster compile the project
- At the end you can find the installer file at $HOME/buckminster.output/org.adempiere.server_2.1.0-eclipse.feature/idempiereServer.gtk.linux.x86_64.zip (or the corresponding name for your OS and architecture)
Creating client installer
- Open Eclipse
- Right click on org.adempiere.ui.swing-feature
- Navigate to Buckminster > Invoke Action...
- On the popup dialog select create.product.zip
- Fill the box "Properties file" choosing the proper file describing the target operating system and architecture, for example browse to $IDEMPIERE_REPOSITORY/org.adempiere.ui.swing-feature and select:
- buckminster_linux_gtk_x86.properties - to create installer for linux
- buckminster_macosx_x86.properties - to create installer for MAC OS
- buckminster_win32_x86.properties - to create installer for Windows 32 bits
- If your operating system / architecture is not listed, you can create one, just copy one of those files above and check its contents and fill it properly
- Buckminster compile the project
- At the end you can find the installer file at $HOME/buckminster.output/org.adempiere.ui.swing_2.1.0-eclipse.feature/idempiereClient.gtk.linux.x86_64.zip (or the corresponding name for your OS and architecture)
