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Re: [recommenders-dev] Simplified Workspace and IDE Setup

Hi,

for tl;dr'ers on the move:
Difference to an yoxos distribution?

Best regards,
Patrick

On 22. März 2014 17:45:56 MEZ, Marcel Bruch <marcel.bruch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>at EclipseCon I learned about Eclipse OOMPH - and IDE and workspace
>provisioning tool. I created a configuration for Code Recommenders that
>would allow contributors to easily get the latest Eclipse IDE (Luna M6)
>with Egit, Xtend, M2E, M2E Extensions, and Marketplace Client already
>installed.
>
>The workspace created by OOMPH also contains the default workspace
>settings and Java Code formatting rules and common compiler settings
>for Code Recommenders.
>
>OOMPH also checks out the Git repository and can potentially import
>these projects in the workspace. Unfortunately this does not work with
>code recommender since we don’t check in .project files but get them
>generated by Maven.
>However, since the git repo is already cloned, users only have to
>import the projects using the M2E Import wizard manually and are almost
>done.
>
>I’d like to ask a couple of people to test that system. Andreas,
>Patrick, and Sascha: Could you do me a favor and test this setup?
>
>Steps to do:
>
>1. Download the OOMPH Installer from [1]
>
>2. Place the attached recommenders.setup file into the same folder as
>the unzipped OOMPH Installer. Note, on Mac that file has to be placed
>under /Setup.App/Contents/MacOs/. See [2], step 8 for details.
>
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>3. Start the installer and pick „Code Recommenders“ from the installer
>Window:
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>4. After you clicked on install, OOMPH will download a fair amount of
>Jars and set up your Eclipse installation under the „Install Folder“
>you specified in step 3. Follow the instructions until OOMPH seems to
>be done.
>
>5. Then you need to manually import the Maven projects:
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>6. Last, click on the refresh button. This will do a couple of things -
>most interestingly set the target platform to Kepler:
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>After that, you should have a ready-to-use workspace and fresh Eclipse
>installation.
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>Please let me know if this works for you!
>
>Thanks,
>Marcel
>
>
>[1] https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Oomph_Installer
>[2] https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Oomph_Authoring
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