Documentation

Since WADI uses Maven 2 its simple to get started.

1. Get the code.
2. from the command line cd to the wadi directory and use 'cvs up -Pd' (this will cause a lot of old empty directories to be deleted)
3. run mvn install
4. run mvn eclipse:eclipse
5. fire up Eclipse
6. prepare the classpath
   1. Choose Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Build Path -> Classpath Variables
   2. Hit the New... button
   3. Specify M2_REPO as the name
   4. Specify ~/.m2/repository (or where ever your maven 2 repo lives) as the Path
7. add the modules as projects
   1. Use right click -> Import... ->Existing Project into Workspace
   2. Hit the Next button
   3. Choose the location of the module (i.e. $WADI/modules/core) the modules are eclipse projects, the root is not a project.
   4. Hit the Finish button
8. if Eclipse does not recognize that this project is shared then choose Project->Share... from the Package Explorer context menu