Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of MolgenisOnEclipseIndigo

Timestamp:

2012-02-23T15:26:43+01:00 (12 years ago)

Author:

Pieter Neerincx

Comment:

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MolgenisOnEclipseIndigo

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  * Visit http://www.jboss.org/tools/download/ for a list of JBOSS ''update sites''
  * Copy the URL of the JBOSS ''update site'' compatible with your Eclipse
-
-   In Eclipse:
-
- * Go to menu "Help" -> menu item "Install New Software..."
+ * Go to Eclipse -> menu "Help" -> menu item "Install New Software..."
  * Choose: ''Add'' and add the URL for the JBOSS update site
  * Select the new JBOSS ''update site'' you just added and type in the search box: ''freemarker''
@@ -39 +36 @@
 4. Start Eclipse and install the '''Subversive''' SVN plugin
 
-   In Eclipse:
-
- * Go to menu "Help" -> menu item "Install New Software..."
+ * Go to Eclipse -> to menu "Help" -> menu item "Install New Software..."
  * Select "work with:" -> "--All available sites--" and search for SVN.
  * You should find several items. Select "Subversive SVN Team Provider (Incubation)" and click "Next".
  * Accept the license and follow the instructions...
- * When asked to apply changes or restart Eclipse: choose restart[[BR]]
-'''NOTE''': you now have installed half of what you need to work with SVN in Eclipse. 
-In addition to the subversive SVN plugin, you'll also need an SVN connector.
-There are several flavors: We suggest you give '''SVNKit''' a try.
-The first time you try to interact with SVN in the next step, subversive will notice you don't have a SVN connector and popup a dialog offering you to install one.
-Make sure you select a version that is compatible with the SVN version you have installed. If unsure: open a terminal and type ''svn --version''
+ * When asked to apply changes or restart Eclipse: choose restart
+
+   '''NOTE''': you now have installed half of what you need to work with SVN in Eclipse. 
+   In addition to the subversive SVN plugin, you'll also need an SVN connector.
+   There are several flavors: We suggest you give '''SVNKit''' a try.
+   The first time you try to interact with SVN in the next step, subversive will notice you don't have a SVN connector and popup a dialog offering you to install one.
+   Make sure you select a version that is compatible with the SVN version you have installed. If unsure: open a terminal and type ''svn --version''
 
 
 5. Add SVN repository exploring
 
-   In Eclipse:
-
- * Choose menu ''Window'' -> Menu item ''Open Perspective'' -> ''Other...'' ->
+ * Go to Eclipse -> Choose menu ''Window'' -> Menu item ''Open Perspective'' -> ''Other...'' ->
  * Choose SVN Repository Exploring
  * Right-click in the SVN Repositories window and add new repos 'http://www.molgenis.org/svn'
@@ -63 +57 @@
 6. Checkout the '''MOLGENIS framework'''
 
-   In the SVN Repositories browser in Eclipse:
-
+ * Go to the SVN Repositories browser in Eclipse:
  * Browse to 'molgenis/trunk' project and right-click and checkout, finish.
 
 7. Checkout '''MOLGENIS apps''' build with the framework
 
- * To start with a fresh project and develop you own MOLGENIS app you'll need ''molgenis_distro''
- * To get started with the collection of apps developed by the MOLGENIS team you'll need ''molgenis_apps''
+   To start with a fresh project and develop you own MOLGENIS app you'll need ''molgenis_distro''[[BR]]
+   To get started with the collection of apps developed by the MOLGENIS team you'll need ''molgenis_apps''[[BR]]
 
-   In the SVN Repositories browser in Eclipse and depending on your requirements:
-
- * Browse to 'molgenis_distro/trunk' project and right-click and checkout, finish.
- * Browse to 'molgenis_apps/trunk' project and right-click and checkout, finish.
+ * Go to the SVN Repositories browser in Eclipse and depending on your requirements:
+  * Browse to 'molgenis_distro/trunk' project and right-click and checkout, finish.
+  * Browse to 'molgenis_apps/trunk' project and right-click and checkout, finish.
 
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