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Servoy
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Developer
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is
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a
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plugin
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for
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the
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Eclipse
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platform,
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so
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to
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develop
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the
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Servoy
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codebase
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an
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Eclipse
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SDK
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environment
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with
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Eclipse
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Plugin
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development
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facilities
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is
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required.
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order
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to
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get
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started
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with
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development
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on
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the
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open
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source
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Servoy
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projects,
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the
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is
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required:
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These instructions are for trunk and any future branches, but are not relevant for the Servoy 5.2 branch. For instructions how to setup for Servoy 5.2 development, see [ |Setting up (Servoy 5.2 branch only)]{warning} h3. Quick start for the impatient - Install Servoy Developer - Install an Eclipse distribution that contains the plugin development tools for Eclipse |
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An
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installation
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of
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Servoy
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Developer
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is
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required
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in
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order
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to
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be
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able
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to
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launch
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Servoy
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Developer
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from
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source
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code,
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because
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the
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source
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depends
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on
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the
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directory
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structure
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that
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is
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present
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in
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a
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Servoy
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Developer
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installation.
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The
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installer
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for
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Servoy
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Developer
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can
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be
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downloaded
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at
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http://www.servoy.com/download
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.
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Running the
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installer
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will
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install
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Servoy
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Developer.
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For
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a
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more
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indepth
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description
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of
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installing
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Servoy
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Developer,
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see
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The open source Servoy projects are all plugins for the Eclipse environment, so in order to develop on the projects a Eclipse version with Eclipse plugin development tools (PDE) installed is required.
The Eclipse.org download page (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
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lists
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a
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wide
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range
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of
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prepackaged
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Eclipse
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distributions.
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See
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http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/compare-packages
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for
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the
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overview
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of
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what
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each
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Eclipse
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distribution
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contains.
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One
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of
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the
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offered
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distributions
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that
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includes
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PDE
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is
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the
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Eclipse
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Classic
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distribution.
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Although the
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plugin
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development
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tools
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can
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be
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installed
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in
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any
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Eclipse
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environment,
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the
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easiest
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is
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to
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download
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the
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'Eclipse
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Classic'
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distribution
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and
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install
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it.
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Start the downloaded and installed Eclipse installation and choose or create a workspace in which the development on the open source projects of Servoy will take place.
After startup, the following configuration needs to be done:
Setup a variable: Go to Window > Preferences > Run/Debug > String Substitution and create a new variable named 'servoy_install' with the value of the directory where Servoy Developer is installed.
Create a classpath variable: Go to Window > Preferences > Java > Build Path > Classpath Variables and create a new variable named 'WEBSTART' with the value of of javaws.jar in the Java installation.
Setup a connection to the Servoy SVN:
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If the SVN Repository Exploring perspective is not available, most likely there is no SVN Team Provider installed. For more information on installing an SVN Team Provider see SVN Team Provider |
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Checkout the Servoy projects:
Download Servoy Server libraries
In order to also be able to start debug clients from Servoy Developer launched from the source code, it is required to use the correct version of several libraries of the Servoy Application Server. The latest version of these libraries can be downloaded from the Servoy build server, located at http://build.servoy.com/latest
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Download
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all
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the
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libraries
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from
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the
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subdirectory
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for
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a
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specific
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branch
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or
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for
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trunk
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who's
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name
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postfix
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matched
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the
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value
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of
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the
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releaseNumber
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variable
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in
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the
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ClientVersion
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class
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of
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the
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checked-out
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source
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code
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and
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place
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them
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in
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the
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"libs_extra"
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directory
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of
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the
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eclipse_target
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project
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Setup
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the
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Target
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Platform
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Creating a Launch Configuration: Last step in the setup of the environment is the creation of a Launch Configuration.
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When starting Servoy Developer from source code, it is most likely that a notification is shown indicating that the Servoy Application Server version should be upgraded. This message can be canceled and ignored. {note} |
When
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starting
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a
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debug
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session,
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Servoy
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Developer
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will
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launch
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with
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settings
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of
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the
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Launch
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Configuration.
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By
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default
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the
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workspace
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for
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example
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that
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is
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opened
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is
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set
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to
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"/workspace",
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relative
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to
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the
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Servoy
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Developer
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installation.
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To
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edit
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the
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launch
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settings,
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open
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Run
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>
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Debug
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Configurations
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>
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Eclipse
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Application
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>
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Servoy
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Launch
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and
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edit
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the
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settings.
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Ready
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After
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completing
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the
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steps
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described
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above,
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the
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Eclipse
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installation
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is
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setup
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correctly
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to
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launch
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Servoy
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Developer
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in
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a
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debug
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session:
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*Adding
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other
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features
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to
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the
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target:
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*If
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additional
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features
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are
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required
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in
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the
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Servoy
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Developer
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that
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is
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launched
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from
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source
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code,
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for
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example
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an
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SVN
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Team
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Provider
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plugin,
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an
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easy
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way
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to
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achieve
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this
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is
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by
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adding
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the
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feature(s)
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to
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the
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target
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Definition.
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