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rodrigodesalvobraz edited this page Apr 2, 2018 · 5 revisions

Getting Started

Getting started using the AUC-Util project (for developers)

Setting up your workspace

You can check out from the project's GitHub repository directly. For this you will require a Git client; see the following for useful instructions:

Using the Command Line and Maven

AIC-Util consists of a single Maven pom.xml file and can be built from the command line using Maven as follows:

mvn clean test

Using the Eclipse IDE

Note: You will require a GitHub account for these steps to work correctly.

  • Select the menu item File->Import...
  • In the Import Select dialog, select Git->Projects from Git:

  • Hit the Next > button.
  • In the Select Repository Source dialog select Clone URI:

  • Hit the Next > button.
  • In the Source Git Repository dialog enter the URI https:/aic-sri-international/aic-util.git for the project and your own GitHub User: name and Password::

  • Hit the Next > button.
  • In the Branch Selection dialog only select the master branch:

  • Hit the Next > button.
  • In the Local Destination dialog enter the Directory: where you would like your local copy of the AIC-Util Git repository to be placed:

  • Hit the Next > button.
  • In the Select a wizard to use for importing projects dialog, select the Import as general project option (Note: this dialog may take a while to enable as it will be downloading a copy of the repository to your local drive):
  • Hit the Next > button.
  • In the Import Projects dialog:

    Hit the Finish button.
  • This step is about turning your project into a Maven project (which is a project building tool). It may be unnecessary if you are using an Eclipse version whose Import dialog includes a Maven option and you selected that (or left it selected as a default). If not, select the project in the Eclipse Package Explorer and bring up the context sensitive menu (right click under Windows) and select Configure->Convert to Maven Project...:

  • Depending on your version of Eclipse, you might get warnings like "Access restriction: (...)". In that case, please follow these instructions.
  • You may also get some warning about raw types. We should clean those up, but meanwhile you may deactivate them on Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Compiler -> Errors/Warnings -> Generic types -> Usage of raw types -> Ignore.

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