open modelsphere get the sources technical support, grandite february 2011 translated and updated...

Open ModelSphereGet the Sources

Technical Support, GranditeFebruary 2011

Translated and updated from:“Open ModelSphere – Obtenir les sources”,

published by Marco Savard, neosapiens, March 2009

This presentation explains:• How to download the Open ModelSphere

sources• How to develop and launch the

application in the Eclipse environment.

Prerequisites:• Install the TortoiseSVN plug-in for

Windows Explorer• Install Eclipse (version Ganymede)

Get the Sources

• The green annotation indicates the first action.

• Orange annotations indicate subsequent actions.

• The red annotation indicates the final action.

1. Open document

2. Expand

4. Double-click

Get the Sources

1. Login to JavaForge1. Go to www.javaforge.com

2. Click

3. Click

2. Subscribe to JavaForge

1. Fill-out

2. Fill-out

3. Submit

3. Navigate to the Project « Open ModelSphere »

1. Click

2. Fill-out 3. Click

JavaForge View of the Source

1. Select a directory

2. Right-click

3. Create a new folder

4. Get the Sources (I)

Available menu items when Tortoise is

installed in the Windows Explorer

2. Checkout

1. Right-click

4. Get the Sources (II)

1. URL Javaforge

2. Newly created folder

3. Click

4. Get the Sources (III)

1. Click

4. Get the Sources (IV): Success!

When you get this error, verify that you are connected to JavaForge as developer and not just as a user.

4. Get the Sources (IV): Fail!

1. Workspace

4. Get the Sources (V)

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (I)

1. Launch

1. Select

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (II)

1. Navigate to your Workspace

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (III)

1. Click

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (IV)

1. Add your projects

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (V)

1. Browse

2. Findorg.modelsphere.jack

3. Click

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (VI)

1. Enterorg.modelsphere.jack

2. Click

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (VII)

1. FinishAjouter sms et plugins

5. Open the Project in Eclipse (VIII)

1. Launch ModelSphere

6. Launch the Application in Eclipse