Nig project setup quickly tutorial

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This document provides instructions for setting up an NIG project from an SVN repository in Rational Software Architect. The steps include installing prerequisite plugins, checking out the main "nig" project and its subprojects from the SVN URL, importing the subprojects into the workspace, running a Maven build on the main project, adding the EAR project to WebSphere Application Server, and starting the server to deploy the application.

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NIG Project Setup Quickly Tutorial Albert Guo junyuo@gmail.com 1

Prerequisite Installed and configured RSA(Rational Software Architect) and WAS(WebSphereApplication Server) based on RSA開發環境安裝手冊(簡易版).doc Install subclipse Plug-in for RSA(Rational Software Architect): http://subclipse.tigris.org/ 2

Import subprojects 11 Import subprojects separately

Select “Existing Projects into Workspace”  Next 13

Select “nig-batch” subproject  Finish 15

Select “nig-core” subproject  Finish 16

Select “nig-webservice” subproject  Finish 19

Select “nig” main project  Run As  Maven build… 21

Fill in “clean install” in Goals  Run 22

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Nig project setup quickly tutorial

1. NIG Project Setup Quickly Tutorial Albert Guo junyuo@gmail.com 1

2. Prerequisite Installed and configured RSA(Rational Software Architect) and WAS(WebSphereApplication Server) based on RSA開發環境安裝手冊(簡易版).doc Install subclipse Plug-in for RSA(Rational Software Architect): http://subclipse.tigris.org/ 2

3. Let’s go! 3

4. File  New  Other 4

5. Retrieve Project From SVN 5

6. Provide SVN URL and click Next 6

7. Choose “nig” folder and click Next 7

8. Click Next 8

9. Click Finish 9

10. Check the result 10

11. Import subprojects 11 Import subprojects separately

12. File  Import 12

13. Select “Existing Projects into Workspace”  Next 13

14. Select “nig-api” subproject  Finish 14