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vsys svn checkout

checking out vsys project from svn into eclipse

1. setting up svn in eclipse

  1. install eclipse 3.x
  2. install subclipse as described at http://subclipse.tigris.org/install.html
  3. goto “window” -> “open perspective” -> “other” -> “svn repository exploring”
  4. right click into “SVN Repository” then “new”->”repository location”
  5. url: https://admin.neonature.net/svn_vsys/
  6. go back to perspective “java (default)”

2. checking out project from svn

  1. right click on package explorer
  2. select “new”->”svn”->”checkout project from svn”
  3. choose svn://svn.5711.org/projects/vsys
  4. choose “trunk” -> “vsys”+highest number
  5. click next
  6. check “check out as a poject configured using the new project wizard”
  7. click finish
  8. select “java project”
  9. click next
  10. enter project name
  11. project layout: “use project folder as root…”
  12. click finish

3. getting vsys compiled

  1. right click the project in the package explorer, select “properties”
  2. select java build path
  3. choose tab “source”
  4. click “add folder”
  5. check “plugins” and “vsys”
  6. click “yes” when asking to remove source folder
  7. click ok
  8. click “yes” when asking to remove old resources
  9. right click the project in the package explorer, select “properties”
  10. select java build path
  11. choose tab “libraries”
  12. click “add jars” select all files in lib folder of the current project
  13. click ok
  14. now all errors should be gone.

4. start

  1. click “run” -> “run…”
  2. double click “java application”
  3. choose main project and main class
  4. choose tab “arguments” paste into “VM arguments”: -Djava.library.path=”${project_loc}/lib/”

if ”${project_loc}/lib/” does not work, use the full path to your lib directory.
you should also download the current lwjgl package and putt all “dll, dylib and jar files in that lib folder.”

July 31st, 2007 | dev, vsys |


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