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For a more indepth description of installing Servoy Developer, see Installing Servoy Developer|.....|||\

After installation, start Servoy Developer and install the SQL Explorer plugin. See \[\] for more information.

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1. 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 is installed.
   
   
2. 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.
   
   
3. Setup a connection to the Servoy SVN:

• Open the SVN Perspective: Window > Open Perspective > Other > SVN Repository Exploring
• Add a new Repository Location: File > New > Repository Location

Installation & setup

• Download & install Servoy Developer. 
• Download & install a version of Eclipse with Eclipse Plugin Development features installed (Eclipse SDK)
• Start Eclipse SDK and create a new Workspace
• Install an SVN plugin
• Checkout the Servoy Codebase from SVN
• Add a new target platform (Preferences > Plugin Development > Target platform > add).
  • Add a Location under "Locations" of type "directory" and point it to the developer directory of the Servoy Developer installation
• Create a new Debug Launch configuration (Run > Debug Configurations)
  • Select the "Eclipse Application" node and click the "New launch configuration" button
  • On the "Main" tab:
    • Provide a Name
    • Specify a workspace location under "Workspace Data" by clicking "File System". Select the workspace containing your Servoy solution projects  
    • select 'com.servoy.eclipse.core.ide' under "Main" > "Program to run" > "Run a product"
  • On the "Arguments" tab:
    • Point "Working directory" > "Others:" to the developer directory of the existing Servoy installation, by clicking the "File system" button
  • Apply the changes

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