C H A P T E R 5 |
Setting Up the IDE |
After you have installed the IDE, use the information in this chapter to start, set up, and register your software.
This chapter covers the following topics:
When you first start the IDE, you are prompted to do the following tasks:
C:\> runidew.exe |
To start the IDE and display messages in the Windows Console, type:
C:\> runide.exe |
The Windows console displays error messages and other console messages generated by using the IDE.
Using runidew.exe just starts the IDE. This is the default launcher used by the desktop icon.
The runide.exe command options can be specified on the command line or in the s1studio-install-directory\bin\ide.cfg file. See Using the Startup Options.
1. Change to the s1studio-install-directory/bin directory
The default installation directory is /opt/studio5_se.
% cd /opt/studio5_se/bin |
% runide.sh |
The runide.sh command options can be specified on the command line or in the s1studio-install-directory/bin/ide.cfg file. See Using the Startup Options.
The IDE has the following wizards that enable you to control aspects of the IDE environment:
The Settings Import wizard is displayed the first time that you start the IDE. The wizard enables you to import settings from prior versions of the IDE for use with Sun ONE Studio 5.
The Registration wizard is displayed the first time that you start the IDE. This wizard enables you to register with the Sun ONE Studio Developer Resources web site.
Registering your Sun ONE Studio 5 software through the web enables you to do the following:
If you decide to register with Sun ONE Studio Developer Resources at a later time, choose Help Registration Wizard from the main window of the IDE.
You can access the Setup wizard from the IDE Welcome screen or by choosing Tools Setup Wizard from the main IDE window.
In the Setup wizard you can do the following:
1. Choose Tools Setup Wizard from the main IDE window.
2. Click Next until the Module Installation page is displayed.
3. Expand the module category node for a list of modules.
Click on the module icon to see a short description of the module function.
4. Disable or enable a module by toggling the Enabled property value to true or false.
By default, all the modules installed with the IDE are enabled except the WebLogic Server Deployment Module (the WebLogic plugin). For information on enabling this module, see Chapter 9.
The runide startup scripts can be run with additional command-line options.
You can use the options in the following ways:
The IDE reads the ide.cfg file before parsing any command-line options. You can type options on multiple lines in the ide.cfg file.
TABLE 5-1 lists the runide command-line options.
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