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Last modified by Pascal Robert on 2012/07/27 20:28
From version 36.1
edited by Ray Kiddy
on 2009/11/30 19:16
Change comment: much updating, simplifying, referencing other documentation
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edited by Pascal Robert
on 2012/07/22 14:01
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1 1  **Getting Started with BugTracker**
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3 -There are different ways to build the BugTracker application. If you are going to be making changes to the project and its dependent frameworks and experimenting with them, you will probably want to open the projects in eclipse with WOLips. If you just want to see the app work, you can check out the code, build it with ant and run it from the /Roots directory. See [[Project WONDER-Installing>>WO:Project WONDER-Installing]] page for information on getting the projects' source and building it.
3 +There are different ways to build the BugTracker application. If you are going to be making changes to the project and its dependent frameworks and experimenting with them, you will probably want to open the projects in eclipse with WOLips. If you just want to see the app work, you can check out the code, build it with ant and run it from the /Roots directory. See [[Getting the Wonder Source Code]] page for information on getting the projects' source and building it.
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5 5  If you build the app with ant, launching it may be as simple (once some things are set up) as:
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20 20  {{/code}}
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22 -If you want to build the application in eclipse, you may need to set the framework dependencies of the project. There are two ways of doing this. You can either open all the dependent frameworks in eclipse and then eclipse will track and build everything, or you can point the open project(s) to installed versions of the framework, as installed. Instructions for these two methods of managing framework dependencies is at [[Add a Framework Dependency>>WOL:Add a Framework Dependency]]. The frameworks that the BugTracker application may depend on are:
22 +If you want to build the application in eclipse, you may need to set the framework dependencies of the project. There are two ways of doing this. You can either open all the dependent frameworks in eclipse and then eclipse will track and build everything, or you can point the open project(s) to installed versions of the framework, as installed. Instructions for these two methods of managing framework dependencies is at [[Add a Framework Dependency>>Add a Framework Dependency]]. The frameworks that the BugTracker application may depend on are:
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24 24  * Ajax.framework
25 25  * BTBusinessLogic.framework
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101 101  ----
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103 103  Explore
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105 +**BugTracker with in-memory data**
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107 +BugTracker app can now run with MemoryAdaptor, which requires zero setup. This should make it much easier to fire up the example app to see what Wonder can do. To run with memory adaptor, you can launch from eclipse with the VM Arguments "-Xmx512M --Duser.name=Memory".--