[jbpm-cvs] jbpm.3/designer/jpdl/org.jbpm.gd.jpdl.site ...

  User: kaers   
  Date: 08/11/07 04:47:47

  Modified:    designer/jpdl/org.jbpm.gd.jpdl.site  Tag:
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   <h2>JBoss jBPM GPD Update Site Installation</h2>
   
   <p>To install the designer you have to work your way through a number of very easy steps. 
  -The described installation process has been tested with the 3.1 
  -version of Eclipse. Start Eclipse and use the regular plugin installation mechanism : 
  -select 'Help->Software Updates->Find and Install...'</p>
  -<p>On the first page of the 'Install/Update' wizard, select 'Search for new features to install.' 
  -and press the 'Next' button. The action on the next page depends on the fact whether you 
  -have extracted the archive containing this readme.html file or wether you either did not extract 
  -the archive or are using the starters kit version.</p>
  +The described installation process has been tested with the 3.4 
  +version of Eclipse.</p> 
  +<ul>
  +<li>Start Eclipse and use the regular plugin installation mechanism : 
  +select 'Help->Software Updates...'</li>
  +<li>On the 'Software Updates and Add-ons' dialog, navigate to the 'Available Software' tab and push the 'Add Site...' button.</li>
  +<li>On the 'Add Site' dialog, push the 'Archive...' button unless you have extracted the archive containing this readme file. 
  +In that case push the 'Local...' button.</li>
  +<li>On the following selection dialog, navigate to the archive containing this readme file in case you did not extract or to the folder
  +into which you did the extraction in the other case.</li>
  +<li>The 'jBPM jPDL Updates' category shows up. Select the category and push the 'Install...' button.</li>
  +<li>After having resolved the dependencies needed, Eclipse shows you the 'Install' wizard. Select 'Next >' and on the following
  +page make sure you have selected the 'I accept the terms of the license agreement' option to enable the 'Finish' button.</li>
  +<li>Select the 'Finish' button and when Eclipse asks you, restart.</li>
  +</ul>
   
  -<h4>If you extracted the archive :</h4>
  -<p>On the next page, press the 'New Archived Site...' button. Navigate to the archive 
  -containing this file, select it and press the 'Open' button.</p>
  -
  -<h4>If you did not extract the archive or if you are using the starters kit :</h4>
  -
  -<p>On the next page, press the 'New Local Site...' button. Navigate to the folder containing 
  -this file, select it and press the 'Open' button.</p>
  -
  -<p>After these differences the rest of the installation is again common to both cases.
  -Check the checkbox next to the newly created entry in the 'Sites to include in 
  -search' list and press the 'Next' button. One feature should appear, make sure you 
  -select the checkbox next to it and click 'Next' again. Accept the license agreement 
  -and push the 'Next' and then the 'Finish' button. Eclipse will now ask you whether 
  -or not to install the selected features. Push the 'Install All' button and conclude 
  -the installation by restarting Eclipse. 
  -</p>
  -
  -<p>More documentation can be obtained using the usual Eclipse help mechanism. Select 
  -Help-&gt;Help Contents and navigate to the JBoss jBPM page.
  -</p>
  +<p>You're done!</p> 
   
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