Changes between Version 35 and Version 36 of MolgenisWorkspaceBasics

Timestamp:

2009-08-24T00:35:28+02:00 (15 years ago)

Author:

Morris Swertz

Comment:

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MolgenisWorkspaceBasics

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  1. Download the latest 'molgenis_workspace.zip' from http://molgenis.sourceforge.net  Just download and unzip. A directory 'molgenisXX_workspace' is created.
  1. Start Eclipse and browse to MOLGENIS molgenis3X_workspace you downloaded and unzipped before. Open. You will see in the left pane:
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     [[Image(molgenis-workspace.gif)]]
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     The molgenis3X_workspace contains two projects. (a) molgenis3_x contains all code of the MOLGENIS framework (b) the project molgenis3_x_distro contains an application template which you will use to create the new MOLGENIS application with. 
- 1. Check whether MOLGENIS is properly linked with Java: Right-click on the molgenis3_x project and choose [refresh]. Then right-click on the molgenis3_x_distro project and choose [refresh]. This will force Eclipse to rebuild the code for your platform. 
+ 3. Check whether MOLGENIS is properly linked with Java: Right-click on the molgenis3_x project and choose [refresh]. Then right-click on the molgenis3_x_distro project and choose [refresh]. This will force Eclipse to rebuild the code for your platform. 
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     [[Image(molgenis-refresh.gif)]]
-    If everything is well then there will be no errors listed in the problems pane on the bottom of your screen. 
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+    If everything is well then there will be no errors listed in the problems pane on the bottom of your screen.
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     [[Image(molgenis-project-outline.gif)]]
- 1. (Skip step unless library issues). To link missing system libraries choose [Window] -> [Preferences]. Then browse to Java -> Installed JREs. Finally add your JDK and tick to be used as default. 
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+ 4. (Skip step unless library issues). To link missing system libraries choose [Window] -> [Preferences]. Then browse to Java -> Installed JREs. Finally add your JDK and tick to be used as default. 
  1. Open the molgenis3_x_distro project and explore. This unveils the basic MOLGENIS application structure:
     * molgenis.properties contains the settings of your applications.