Using Eclipse
Eclipse Plugins
- SubClipse - Version Control (one option)
- Eclipse Plugin - Chose Subclipse as the Eclipse PlugIn. This was based on a post from a subversion developer who indicated much closer ties between the Subclipse team and the Subversion team than between the Subversive team and Subversion.
- Eclipse Update site: http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x.
- Selected everything available except the last SVNKit that was not required. (Did include MyLyn; I'm loving this tool.)
- On machines where you aren't able to install the JavaHL libraries, you'll want to use SVNKit which is a Java-only implementation. You'll select which client to use under "Window -> Preferences -> Team -> SVN"
- MyLyn - Task Management
- Maven Plugin - Java Project Management
Steps for earlier version of Mapping Project
Deprecated: No longer pursuing this, but using GWT under Maven instead.
- Get the Web Dev package (find details of this)
- Open a new Dynamic Web project
- Optional: I connected this to CVS so I could track changes
- Created a new HTML page within the root of the project (not sure if this is the desired spot or not)
- Ran the Google Maps Wizard (http://www.google.com/uds/solutions/wizards/mapsearch.html) to generate a chunk of code that was pasted between the head and body sections of the HTML.
- Tried it out by opening With a web browser (from inside Eclipse, as a default).
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