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Installation and Initialization |
Quick Start for Installing OSEE
Prerequisites for installation
- System with at least 16 GB of RAM
- Java JDK 1.11 or greater
- Recent version of Git
OSEE Installation Steps
- Download and install the latest JDK
- Download and install git
- Run the git executable
- Adjusting your PATH environment
- Use Git and optional Unix tools from the Command Prompt
- Choosing HTTPS transport backend
- Configuring the line ending conversions
- Checkout as-is, commit as-is
- Configuring the terminal emulator to use with Git Bash
- Leave the rest of the settings as default
- Set up the proxy for git
- If you haven't registered with eclipse, register and log in to
eclipse.org
- Clone the repository (see the code block below for an example of cloning the repository)
$ cd /c/Code/
$ mkdir git_main
$ cd git_main
$ git clone https://<username>@git.eclipse.org/r/osee/org.eclipse.osee.git --branch dev --depth 1
- Note: Replace <username> with your eclipse username
- Download and install the org.eclipse version of OSEE from the OSEE site
- Website for download:
Eclipse Downloads
- Choose the last directory with a version with a date on it (that will match the current source code the best)
- Make an Eclipse folder
- For example: /c/Code/Eclipse
- Extract all of the files from the eclipse download into your Eclipse folder.
- When you run eclipse, it will ask to make a workspace. Make a workspaces folder.
- For example: /c/Code/Eclipse/workspaces
- Tip: Placing all workspaces within a single folder makes it easier to locate each workspace.
- Make a folder to use for your first workspace.
- For example: /c/Code/Eclipse/workspaces/first_git_main
OSEE Initialization
- Run the eclipse instance by switching to its directory and double clicking ‘osee.exe’
- For example: ‘osee.exe’ would be located in ‘/c/Code/Eclipse/workspaces/first_git_main’
- Select the directory of your first workspace and launch
- Switch to the Git Perspective
- Add an existing local Git repository
- Search, select, and add the org.eclipse.osee Git repository
- Right click on the imported Git repository and select ‘Import Projects…
- Uncheck these folders (click ‘Finish’ upon completion):
- org.eclipse.osee
- \*.mbse
- \*.icteam
- \*.doors
Running the Application Server
- Switch to the Debug Perspective
- Click on the dropdown arrow next to the debug icon
- Click 'Debug Configurations…'
- Double-click 'OSEE_Application_Server_
HSQLDB'
- Wait until the console produces this output:
- Open 'Debug Configurations…' (again)
- Double-click 'OseeClient_Integration_TestSuite'
- Wait until the JUnit test completes
- If the ‘Runs’ reach a stopping point, terminate the test by pressing the red square icon.
- Open 'Debug Configurations…' (again)
- Double-click 'OSEE_IDE_
localhost'
- You should expect an application that appears as such:
Quick Start Complete
The additional sections below describe how to download and run the OSEE as a client server installation.
Below here 'there be dragons' e.g. the documentation was written a while ago and needs to be updated - it may have bad links or incorrect instructions
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