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Using the Setup files

To install the OASP4J IDE follow this steps:

Short:

1. IF you have the Eclipse Installer installed in a permanent location, then

   1. insert +-Doomph.redirection.oasp=index:/redirectable.products.setup→https://raw.githubusercontent.com/themetalone/oomph-setups/master/setups/com.github.products.oasp4j.setup + at the end of the installers ini file (namely 'eclipse-inst.ini')

   2. inside the installers 'Advanced mode' click on 'Select Catalogue' (the folder on the upper right of the window) and tick 'OASP4J'

2. ELSE

   1. download the Eclipse Installer and from this repo: OASP4J.setup or OASP4JwCobigen.setup (both located in this repos +/setups/. The OASP4JwCobigen.setup should only be used if you have access to the Capgemini’s internal network)

   2. Start the installer and add the setup file.

3. Chose a JDK for JRE1.7 Location

4. Start the installation process

In all details:

1. Download the eclipse installer from the eclipse page

2. IF you want to keep the installer for further Eclipse installations

   1. Start the Eclipse Installer, click on the menue (upper right corner) and choose the 'Advanced Mode'

   2. The installer asks you if you want to keep it in a permanent location. Choose such a location and click on 'Ok'. You can close the installer now.

3. IF you have the Eclipse Installer in a permanent location

   1. insert +-Doomph.redirection.oasp=index:/redirectable.products.setup→https://raw.githubusercontent.com/themetalone/oomph-setups/master/setups/com.github.products.oasp4j.setup + at the end of the installers ini file (namely 'eclipse-inst.ini')

   2. inside the installers 'Advanced mode' click on 'Select Catalogue' (the folder on the upper right of the window) and tick 'OASP4J'

4. ELSE

   1. download from this repo: OASP4J.setup or OASP4JwCobigen.setup (both located in this repos +/setups/. The OASP4JwCobigen.setup should only be used if you have access to the Capgemini’s internal network)

   2. run the Eclipse Installer and enter the 'Advanced Mode'. Use the green plus sign right above the product catalogue to add the setup file

5. Chose the OASP4J from the tree view, select the Eclipse version and click next

   1. Neon is still in testing

   2. Currently we only support windows for this automatic installation.

   3. The selected JRE is used for the installer only

   4. If your pc already has a p2 pool you can select it. This is optional and may save time.

6. The next page shows projects you can check out. This is optional. Click next

7. The setup files uses customized setup tasks. The installer will now install missing plugins and update it’s other plugins. Click finish.

   1. The installer will ask you to accept licences and add unsigned content. In order to perform this installation you should do so.

8. Fill the blanks. Chose a JDK for JRE1.7 Location. Click next

   1. Note: If you install a 64bit version of eclipse the JDK needs also to be 64 bit. The same goes for 32bit installations.

9. You should see now a list of all tasks that will be executed. You can unselect any task you do not need (e.g. if you already downloaded own programm archives)

10. The installer will now start to perform the tasks.

11. The installation process can take a while, especially if you do not use an already existing p2 pool.

    1. Uncheck the 'Launch automatically'

    2. Make some coffe. Depending on the eclipse plugin repositories and your bandwidth this installation may take up to one hour.

After the installation:

1. Start the IDE with the newly created eclipse-*.bat script in your installation root

2. Check if all required packages are downloaded in software

   1. ant

   2. eclipse

   3. elasticsearch

   4. java

   5. logstash

   6. maven

   7. tomcat

   8. If one is missing:

      1. Inside Eclipse:Help>Perform Setup Tasks

      2. Chose only those tasks that are missing