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  • Make sure the feature is installed in a Eclipse installation, doesn't have to be a Servoy Developer installation, can also the the Eclipse SDK from which the development on the Servoy open source projects is being done.
  • Open the servoy.target file in teh root of the eclipse_target project
  • Click Add > Features > Next
  • Point the location to an installation directory of Eclipse. Note that when using a Servoy Developer instance in this case, the <servoy_install>/developer is the directory to point to.
  • Check the feature(s) to be included and press Finish.
  • Click the "Set as Target Platform" link again.

Running Mobile Client from Sources

  • Install GWT plugin for Eclipse
  • Run build_mobile_in_developer ant task from build.xml of servoy_mobile project (this will create the template war file)
  • Refresh Workspace for Eclipse file system to see the war file
  • Copy(Overwrite) mobile.jar and mobileservice.jar from https://build.servoy.com/latestImage Added to plugins folder of your Servoy install (where variable servoy_install points to)
  • Run Servoy Developer
  • From Servoy Developer, export mobile solution to folder: MyEclipseWorkspace/servoy_mobile/war
  • Refresh servoy_mobile project from Eclipse workspace
  • From context menu of servoy_mobile project run: Debug as -> Web Application (choose index.html as html file)
  • Activate service solution in Servoy Developer
  • In Eclipse, from Development Mode view, open the provided url in Chrome browser
  • If GWT plugin for Chrome is not installed you will be prompted to install it; afterwards the mobile solution will run, breakpoints can be put in java classes of servoy_mobile project