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2)Next, using Subversion (SVN), perform a checkout of osyl (backend code) and osyl-core-gwt (frontend code) to the local Sakai repository.
It will be available soon at this repository address :
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svn://<coming soon>/opensyllabus/contrib/sakai/sakai-opensyllabus/trunk OR Unzip a special Sakai 2.5 archive ("le zip de Tom") and this OpenSyllabus archive in your local Sakai repository. |
3)You also need to install the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) library on your PC.
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It GWT library is available here:. |
4)Create an environment variable called GWT_HOME which is pointing
The GWT_HOME environment variable must point to your GWT installation directory.
Considering <path>, the path to the GWT installation directory
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Considering <path>, the path to the GWT installation directory Windows: Via the Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables -> System Variables -> New Linux (Bourne, Bash, and related shells): |
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6)Install the Sakai's properties file into TOMCAT subdirectory
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Considering <TOMCAT_HOME>, the path to the TOMCAT installation directory
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If you are installing Sakai 2.5 you must create a subdirectory <TOMCAT_HOME>/sakai |
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7)Next, you have to compile the JCR module first
Considering <SAKAI_HOME>, the path to the Sakai installation directory
Use this MAVEN command from the Sakai's base directory (i.e. <SAKAI_HOME>)
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cd <SAKAI_HOME> |
8)Then compile and deploy Sakai for the first time with this command :
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Considering <TOMCAT_HOME>, the path to the TOMCAT installation directory
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cd .. |
9)For subsequent compilations and deployment, you can use this command :
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Considering <TOMCAT_HOME>, the path to the TOMCAT installation directory
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mvn install sakai:deploy -Dmaven.test.skip=true -Dmaven.tomcat.home=<TOMCAT_HOME> |
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