Importing AgreementMaker Source from CVS
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Import AgreementMaker source into Eclipse
- This tutorial is for ADVIS Partners that have gotten a source code license via the AgreementMaker Sourcecode Access Agreement. It will guide you through the process of importing the AgreementMaker source code from the CVS.
Import Project
- Start up Eclipse. You can use your existing workspace, or you can make a new workspace if you desire. Open the File menu, then click Import.
Projects from CVS
- Select CVS -> Projects from CVS.
Checkout Project from CVS Repository
- Unless you have already gone through this tutorial, you will have no repositories defined. Select "Create a new repository location" and click Next.
Enter Repository Location Information
- Host: advis.cs.uic.edu
- Repository path: Your assigned repository.
- Enter your username and password information.
- Connection type should be pserver.
Select Module
- Click the "Use an existing module" radio button. You may be asked for your password if you did not enter it previously.
- Select the AgreementMaker folder, as shown in the picture. Click next.
Check Out as
- Click the "Check out as a project in the workspace" radio button. Click next.
Check Out as (cont)
- No changes on this screen.
- Click Finish to begin importing your project.
Run configuration
- The next few steps are similar to setting up your workspace with the executable version of AgreementMaker.
- Click the Run menu (or you can click on the Run button drop down arrow) and goto Run configurations.
Java Application
- Make a new Java Application configuration.
Main Class
- Select your main class as "am.Main", click Apply.
- Don't forget to set your VM arguments.
- Click run to start AgreementMaker.
Buildpath issues
- After all this, you may need to fix your build path. Make sure eclipse finds all the libraries.
