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This short guide describes how to start working with JavaNLP in Eclipse.
Follow the SVN setup instructions at the start of the SVN guide. If all is well, you should be able to run the following command on your local machine and get information about the svn version on the server. If not, the rest of these instructions won't help.
ssh jamie.stanford.edu svnserve
Install the most recent version of Eclipse from the Eclipse download site. Either the "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" or the "Eclipse Classic" should be fine.
NB: If you already have Eclipse, I recommend you delete your existing installation and workspace [make a backup first!]. Then download a fresh new Stream build and start with a fresh new workspace before proceeding. It might or might not work if you don't.
Subversion support is not currently included with Eclipse by default, but there are two relatively stable plugins that do the job.
Name: Subversive URL: http://www.polarion.org/projects/subversive/download/1.1/update-site/
Subversive -> Subversive SVN Team Provider Plugin -> SVN Team Provider Subversive -> Subversive Client Libraries -> SVNKit [plus version info]
SVN Kitfrom the SVN Client list. This is required to work with Subversion 1.4 as installed on the NLP machines.
svn+ssh://jamie.stanford.edu/u/nlp/svnroot/
~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.javanlp and choose "Check Out".You should now have a fully configured JavaNLP checkout waiting in the Java perspective!
To be in accord with the JavaNLP coding conventions, Eclipse must be configured to indent with two spaces always (and never tabs).
Contact: Daniel Ramage
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