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- Install maven, details on Developer Tools
- Create ~/.m2/settings.xml with content similar to sodo:/work/platform/SageCommonsWorkflow/settings.xml but changing "mecham" to your unix username.
- Install eclipse, details on Developer Tools
- Check out PLFM/trunk
- Build everything as described in "Care and Feeding"
- In eclipse File -> Import -> Existing Projects Into Workspace
- Add M2_REPO variable to eclipse, its value should be something like /Users/deflaux/.m2/repository
- click on "services-repository" to highlight it in the left panel - then got to File -> Properties
- click on Libraries tab - click on Add Variable - add M2_REPO (see screenshot below)
- Get your encrypted password
mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="org.sagebionetworks.StringEncrypter"-Dexec.args="<database_password> <your_encryption_key>"if this is clear as mud, as someone on the platform team to help with this
Add -javaagent:/Users/deflaux/Downloads/aws-java-sdk-1.3.3/third-party/aspectj-1.6/aspectjweaver.jar to the JVM args for test SageCommonsWorkflowTest
Care and Feeding
Occasionally you'll want to get a refresh copy of all the code and rebuild everything. You might confirm that the build is green before you do this: https://sagebionetworks.jira.com/builds/browse/PLFM-TRUNK/
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cd trunk svn up mvn clean install eclipse:eclipse -Dmaven.test.skip=true |
Common Problems
Eclipse has red X's
Things to try:
- view the "problems" pane and read the error messages from eclipse, if they make sense fix them, if not proceed with these instructions
- from the command line, navigate to the project with red X's and run mvn eclipse:eclipse and then go back to eclipse and "refresh" the project
- this fixes classpath changes
- from the command line, navigate to the project with red X's and run mvn clean install and then go back to eclipse and "refresh" the project
- this fixes autogenerated code changes
- in eclipse, Project -> Clean -> Clean Selected Projects Below -> OK