It is the intention of the GRITS developers that GLAST Java development of the GRITS project should be IDE agnostic. However, the GRITS project began life as a project using the Eclipse IDE, and therefore instructions on getting started and set up with Elcipse are the most complete. In the future we intend to add other instructions as developers find their own favorite tools for GRITS development.
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CVS
You must be a SLAC GLAST developer to check out the source code from CVS. Here is an example of checking out all of grits:
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$ export CVS_RSH=ssh
$ cvs -d :ext:langston@centaurusa.slac.stanford.edu:/nfs/slac/g/glast/ground/cvs co grits
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Directory Structure
Upon initial checkout, the GRITS project has the following directory layout. A few hidden files related to the Eclipse IDE have been omitted, as they are irrelevent to the current discussion.
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build.properties
build.xml
resin.xml
lib/
src/
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The lib/ directory contains jar files needed for building and running grits. The lib/build/ directory contains all of the jar files required to compile the grits Java source code. It is this colleciton of jars you'll want to put on the CLASSPATH for whatever IDE you are using.
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lib/build/*.jar
lib/runtime/hibernate/*.jar
lib/runtime/webwork/*.jar
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The src/ directory contains all of the source code, including the Java source code, the JSP files, configuration files and deployment descriptors.
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src/config/db/
src/config/middlegen/
src/java/
src/test/
src/webapp/
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, and developers are encouraged to use the IDE of their choice.
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