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Most recent edit on 2006-11-28 16:10:17 by BenBodien []

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23) Go to project rico∞, and download the latest versions of prototype.js and rico.js. Put them in <eclipse installation>\plugins\org.eclipse.atf.personality.rico.runtime_1.0.1\resources

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23) Go to project rico∞ and download prototype.js and rico.js. Put them in <eclipse installation>\plugins\org.eclipse.atf.personality.rico.runtime_1.0.1\resources


Edited on 2006-11-28 16:09:36 by BenBodien []

Additions:
17) Expand the site and Web Tools Platform (WTP), then check "Web Standard Tools (WST) Project 1.5.2.x", and "J2EE Standard Tools (JST) 1.5.2.x", (yes, even if you won't be doing any J2EE coding, it's a pre-req for stuff later on), and also the patch with the red first aid cross icon (if it hasn't been rolled into an updated WST build by the time you read this), then complete the installation wizard as normal, restarting Eclipse when prompted.
  1. Download this∞, and extract it to wherever you keep your application data (eg: Program Files or wherever).
  2. Open a cmd window in the xulrunner directory you just created, and run xulrunner --register-global (or --register-user for just the current user). (Non windows users look to the xulrunner site for registration commands). This creates a registry key that Eclipse will look for.
  3. Download this∞, but don't do anything with it just yet.
  4. In Eclipse, go back into the new feature install wizard, and click "New Archived Site...", and point it at the atf-windows zip you just downloaded.
  5. Check the parent box next to the zip, since all of this stuff is useful, unless you don't want the zimbra runtime. (Dojo and Rico support is non optional). Complete the installation as normal.
  6. Go to project rico∞ and download prototype.js and rico.js. Put them in <eclipse installation>\plugins\org.eclipse.atf.personality.rico.runtime_1.0.1\resources
  7. Go to dojo∞ and download the latest AJAX build, eg: dojo-0.4.0-ajax.zip. Extract its contents into <eclipse installation>\plugins\org.eclipse.atf.personality.dojo.runtime_1.0.1\resources (move the files out of the release identifying parent folder, so that you have resources\src, not resources\dojo-xxx-ajax\src.
  8. Go here∞ and save this page as "jslint.js" (not fulljslint.js) in <eclipse installation>\plugins\org.eclipse.atf.javascript.jslint_1.0.1\resources.
  9. Close Eclipse and run eclipse -clean
  10. Go back into the new feature install wizard, and add a new remote site - PHP IDE Update Site, "http://download.eclipse.org/tools/php/updates/". Check it for updates and install the PHP IDE, restarting Eclipse when prompted.
  11. For the sake of neatness, remove the two manually remote added remote update sites, since these plugins add their own entries once they're installed.
  12. The basic environment is now ready to go. Some examples on using ATF can be found here∞.

    Deletions:
    17) Expand the site and Web Tools Platform (WTP), then check "Web Standard Tools (WST) Project 1.5.2.x", complete


    Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-11-28 14:17:00 by BenBodien []
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    Use a proper archive handler when dealing with zips. 7Zip is proper. Windows built-in compressed file handler is not proper.

This guide assumes you're wanting to do this on Windows, but the steps should easily translate to other systems, just find your own links to the binaries.

This is all version specific too, using Eclipse 3.2.1 stable, and weekly latest builds of a lot of other stuff. It all works if you grab these exact versions, and hopefully the built in package manager will be able to update components without breaking stuff.

  1. Download the Eclipse SDK∞
  2. Extract it to somewhere nice, eg: C:\Program Files\eclipse
  3. Run eclipse.exe, and choose your workspace directory.
  4. Exit Eclipse, and download this∞ and this∞.
    1. Open each archive and copy the contents of "features" and "plugins" to the corresponding directories under your Eclipse installation path.
  5. Run eclipse.exe with the -clean argument (this makes it check its tree for new stuff).
  6. Under Help, go to Software Updates, then "Find and Install".
  7. Choose "Search for new features", click Next.
  8. Select the Calliso Discovery Site box, and click Finish.
  9. Pick a mirror, any mirror.
  10. Expand the tree parent, and then Graphical Editors and Frameworks, and check "Graphical Editing Framework". Click Next and follow all the steps to install, say no to restarting eclipse, and close it.
  11. Download this∞, and extract the features and plugins into your Eclipse install.
  12. Run eclipse.exe -clean.
  13. Go back into the new feature install tool, and click the New Remote Site button.
  14. Set the name of the new site as "WTP Update Site" and the URL as "http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/updates/".
  15. With the newly added site checked, click Finish, and pick a mirror when prompted.
  16. Expand the site and Web Tools Platform (WTP), then check "Web Standard Tools (WST) Project 1.5.2.x", complete
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