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11.1 | 1 | **Getting Started with BugTracker** |
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40.1 | 3 | BugTracker is an example application that exposes a lot of Wonder functionalities. It is especially true if you want to have a look at DirectToWeb (D2W) since BugTracker have a lot of custom D2W rules. |
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41.1 | 5 | You can listen to a good introduction to BugTracker by listening to the [[presentation>>url:http://www.wocommunity.org/podcasts/wowodc/west08/WOWODC07_D2W.mp4||shape="rect"]] made at WOWODC 2007. |
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41.1 | 7 | To look at BugTracker, you will need to g[[et the Wonder Source Code>>doc:Getting the Wonder Source Code]] of Project Wonder. Once it's done and that you have imported the BugTracker project into Eclipse, you will see the following files: |
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41.1 | 9 | [[image:attach:BugTrackerProject.png]] |
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41.1 | 11 | To launch BugTracker, right-click **BugTracker.launch** and select **Run As** -> **BugTracker**. It will launch BugTracker with a in-memory database, which is perfect to explore the application. |
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35.1 | 13 | You should see a login screen. Your default administrative user is "admin" with password "admin" |
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41.1 | 15 | [[image:attach:Context-035.jpg]] |
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41.1 | 19 | Explore!! |