Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of SettingUpEclipse

Timestamp:

Dec 31, 1969, 4:20:57 PM (54 years ago)

Author:

Peter Powers

Comment:

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SettingUpEclipse

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+== Obtaining Source Code ==
 Two options are available to obtain the OpenSHA source code:
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+1. ''`Browse Source`'' on this website. Once in the ''`trunk`'' folder, the current release code may be downloaded as a zip file (the link is at the bottom of the page)
+2. Check the codebase out from our Subversion repository. Instructions on how to do this from within Eclipse are provided below.
 
 === 1) Download Eclipse ===
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  * Enter `http://intensity.usc.edu/svn/opensha` as the ''`URL`'' and hit ''`Finish`''.
  * Enter your ''`username`'' and ''`password`''.
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 === 4) Check out the OpenSHA Project ===
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  * Once it is checked out, switch to the Java perspective  ''`Window > Open Perspective > Java`'' (or ''`Other`'', then ''`Java`'').
  * More patience, it will probably take a little while to build the project as well (you should see ''`Building Workspace`'' in the lower right corner of the Eclipse window.
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+== Working with OpenSHA ==
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+The instructions above will enable any registered user to get a copy of the codebase. However, any new code by authorized developers must be committed to the repository on a branch. There are many
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+If you think there is some new