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This way we can easily depend upon other projects which also use Maven, without needing to embed all of their dependencies directly within our repository. Signed-off-by: Shawn O. Pearce <sop@google.com>
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Eclipse Setup
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User Library
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Window > Preferences
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Java > Build Path > User Libraries
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Create a User Library called "GWT":
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New
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Name: GWT
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Add JARs...
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* Select gwt-user.jar from the $(GWT_SDK) directory.
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* Select gwt-dev-$(GWT_OS).jar from the $(GWT_SDK) directory.
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Maven
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- Install the Maven Integration plugins:
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http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/
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Build
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- Ensure jgit is installed in your maven repository:
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(cd ../jgit/jgit-maven/jgit/ && mvn install)
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Import
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------
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- Import appdist using General -> Maven Projects
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Uncheck "jgit". You don't want to import it.
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- Right click on gwtorm, Maven -> Update Project Configuration to
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force a compile of the generted ANTLR sources. This fixes the
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compile errors identified after import.
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- Import gerrit-devdb using General -> Existing Projects
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- Copy the PostgreSQL JDBC driver into the gerrit-devdb project.
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