Aspire IDE Core



Users Guide

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Developers Guide

This section provides information on how to download and run AspireRfidIDE Product within an Eclipse Environment.

Requirements

Hardware (minimum)

  • P IV 1.2GHz or equivalent
  • 512 MB Ram
  • 50 MB free HD space
Software

Acquiring the source code:

The source code is available for checkout at the AspireRFID forge SVN. Check it out by:

  • Check it out by hitting the create new repository location button at the SVN Repositories view of the Eclipse’s subversion plug-inand by using the following URL at the window that appears: "svn://svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/aspire/trunk/AspireRfidIDE"
**Right click the repository that has been just created and hit the check out button
  • Import the AspireRFID IDE projects to the Eclipse environment
    • Hit File -> Import -> General -> Existing Projects into Workspace and select for the root directory the project you have just checked out (AspireRfidIDE).
    • Select all the projects from the list (they are the AspireRFID plug-ins with the AspireRfidIDE core)
    • Uncheck the Copy projects into workspace and hit finish.

Running the Project

  • Go to the Eclipse's Package Explorer
  • Right click the aspireRfidIDE project and go to Run As> Eclipse Application (this is done to automatically create the lunch configuration)
  • Close the window that have appeared and lets go to configure the lunch command.
  • Go to Run> Run Configurations and at the list on the left choose the aspireRfidIDE.product
  • At the "Main" tab (Workspace Data) check the "Clear" and the "Ask for confirmation before clearing" boxes.
  • At the "Arguments" tab (Program arguments:) you could add the "-console" and "-consolelog" arguments to gain more control over the OSGi debug console window.
  • Now at the "Plug-ins" Tab hit "deselect all" and from the Plug-ins list choose the "aspireRfidIDE" (which is the core of the AspireRFID IDE enviroment AspireRfidIDE Core) and any other AspireRfid IDE plug-in you would like to run from the list below:
  • Hit the "Add Required Plug-ins" button
  • And finally hit the "Apply" and then the "Run" Button.
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