[olat] r481 committed - Edited wiki page through web user interface.

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Revision: 481
Author: Guido.Schnider
Date: Thu Mar 11 03:11:53 2010
Log: Edited wiki page through web user interface.
http://code.google.com/p/olat/source/detail?r=481

Modified:
/wiki/SetupOlatInEclipse.wiki

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--- /wiki/SetupOlatInEclipse.wiki Thu Mar 11 02:57:33 2010
+++ /wiki/SetupOlatInEclipse.wiki Thu Mar 11 03:11:53 2010
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
In Eclipses build path two variables are missing, and Eclipse may
reference the wrong JRE, change the default to your installed JDK.

|| `TOMCAT_HOME` || which should point to something like `.../Tomcat6.0` ||
-|| `M2_REPO` ||which should point to the Maven 2 libraries repository.
This is a directory named `.m2` and resides in the users home e.q.
`../patrickb/.m2/repository` If the .m2 folder is missing, just open a
`console` -> change to the directory `../workspace/brasato` and issue `mvn
clean package` and then `mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse`. If you are
behind proxy then use this
[http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-proxies.html link] to setup
proxy for maven.||
+|| `M2_REPO` ||which should point to the Maven 2 libraries repository.
This is a directory named `.m2` and resides in the users home e.q.
`../patrickb/.m2/repository` If the .m2 folder is missing, just open a
`console` -> change to the directory `../workspace/olat3` and issue `mvn
eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse`.||
|| `installed JRE` || change it to point to your installed _JDK_ ||

You add the missing variables by `Window` -> `Prefereces` -> Filter for
`classpath` -> activate `Java-Build Path-Classpath Variables` -> `new` ->
add the variables. And to change the used JRE by `Window` -> `Preferences`
-> Filter for `installed` -> activate `Java-Installed JREs` -> `Add` your
*JDK*