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- Install Servoy Developer
- Install an Eclipse distribution that contains the plugin development tools for Eclipse (PDE), for example Eclipse Classic
- Setup a String Substitution variable named 'servoy_install' which points to the installation directory of the previously installed Servoy Developer
- Create a ClassPath variable named 'WEBSTART' that points to javaws.jar of the used JVM
- Checkout the open source Servoy projects (latest 7xx branch) from the repositories at https://github.com/Servoy/
- servoy-osgi-target
- servoy-eclipse
- servoy-eclipse-tomcat
- servoy-js-engine
- servoy-extensions
- servoy-client
- servoy-mobile
- Download the Servoy Server libraries from http://build.servoy.com:8080/latest and place them in the 'libs_extra' directory of the eclipse_target project. Download only the files who's name postfix matches the value of the release number in the ClientVersion class in the checked-out source code
- Setup a Target Platform by:
- Opening the servoy.target file, located in the 'eclipse_target' project
- Make sure the entry for '${workspace_loc}/eclipse_target/libs_extra' display '(x of x included)', where x is equal to the number of libraries (.jar files) in the libs_extra directory. If not, force a refresh by selecting the entry, clicking Edit > Finish and then Control-S to save the editor
- Clicking the link 'Set as Target Platform' of the Target editor
- Create a Launch Configuration (and directly start a debug session) by right-clicking the 'Servoy Launch.launch' (or 'Servoy Launch_mac.launch' when on OSX) file in the 'launch_files' directory of the 'com.servoy.eclipse.core' project and selecting Debug as > Servoy Launch (or Servoy Launch_mac when on OSX).
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