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%%warning
This articles is outdated, we are currently working on a new guide.
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!!!Prerequisites
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* __[Java Development Kit (JDK)|https://adoptopenjdk.net/]__, we recommend the latest version of JDK 14, newer JDKs should work though.
* __[Apache Tomcat 9|https://archive.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.44/bin/apache-tomcat-9.0.44.zip]__ \\ Other version might work, but are not officially supported. We recommend to use the linked version 9.0.44. We are dependent on the compatibility with JSPWiki here.
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* __[IntelliJ IDEA|http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/index.html]__ \\ You might get a community key for the Ultimate Edition. Please ask via dev list.
__or__
* __[Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers|http://www.eclipse.org/]__
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!!Prerequisites
* [Java Development Kit (JDK)|https://adoptopenjdk.net/], we recommend the latest version of JDK 14, newer JDKs should work though.
* [Apache Tomcat 9|https://archive.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.44/bin/apache-tomcat-9.0.44.zip]\\ Other version might work, but are not officially supported. We recommend to use the linked version 9.0.44. We are dependent on the compatibility with JSPWiki here.
* [IntelliJ IDEA|http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/index.html] \\ You might get a community key for the Ultimate Edition. Please ask via dev list.
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! Auto-Import Maven Modules
Set IntelliJ to automatically import checked-out or created maven modules:
Settings -> "Maven" -> "Importing" -> activate "import maven projects automatically"
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Select "VCS -> Checkout from Version Control -> Subversion".
Clone the following git repositories into your project folder
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Add following repositories by clicking on the "+"-Symbol:
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{{https://github.com/denkbares/Commons.git}} \\
{{https://github.com/denkbares/d3web-Runtime.git}} \\
{{https://github.com/denkbares/d3web-KnowWE.git}} \\
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* {{https://github.com/denkbares/Commons.git}} \\
* {{https://github.com/denkbares/d3web-Runtime.git}} \\
* {{https://github.com/denkbares/d3web-KnowWE.git}} \\
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In your IntelliJ project, for each repository, select "File -> New/Module from Existing Sources..." and select the path folder of the repository. When you get asked which module to import, choose "Import Module from external Model/Maven" and hit "Next". Other screens can also be confirmed with the default/next.
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Select the three main projects (__denkbares-Commons__, __d3web__, and __KnowWE__) as well as __KnowWE-App__ from inside the trunks of the three repositories. They are in the trunk/folders respectively. One by one, right click one the projects and select ''Check out'' and choose your Idea project folder. After that, select the following path $yourprojectname/$projectparent (usually the one in the middle).
When IDEA has finished checking everything out, select "File -> New/Module from Existing Sources..." and choose your project path. You get asked which module to import, choose "Import Module from external Model/Maven" and hit "Next". In the next screen hit "Next" again and "Finish" afterwards.
!! Create copy of jspwiki-custom.properties
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KnowWE is based on JSPWiki and therefore needs an jspwiki-custom.properties to configure some basics. Copy the file {{KnowWE-App/src/resources/local/WEB-INF/classes/jspwiki-custom.properties.default}} into the same folder with the same name, but remove the suffix '.default'. For starters, you only need to set a the {{var.basedir}} to point to a wikicontent (folder with the wiki pages). If you don't have a wikicontent yet, you can start out with the one provided in the distribution from [Downloads#Latest Releases and Builds]. In the zip, extract {{/KnowWE/KnowWE-Tomcat.zip/wikicontent}} to the path you specified as the var.basedir in your jspwiki-custom.properties.
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Select "Run -> Edit Configurations" and add "Tomcat Server -> local". Hit configure and choose your tomcat path. In den bottom pane click "+" and choose "Build Artifacts". Select "KnowWE-App:war exploded". Click on the "Deployment" tab and add "KnowWE-App:war exploded". Select as Application Context "/KnowWE" and click on "Ok". Build KnowWE by clicking on the green arrow right next to our new tomcat configuration.
Select Run -> 'Edit Configurations' and add 'Tomcat Server' -> local. Hit configure and choose your tomcat path. In den bottom pane click + and choose 'Build Artifacts'. Select 'KnowWE-App:war exploded'. Click on the 'Deployment' tab and add 'KnowWE-App:war exploded'. Select as Application Context /KnowWE and click on Ok. Build KnowWE by clicking on the green arrow right next to our new tomcat configuration.
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!!Transitioning from Eclipse to IntelliJ IDEA
The d3web/KnowWE community started developing with Eclipse, but recently some of our developers are transitioning to IntelliJ IDEA. If you are considering to transition yourself, you might find the following article helpful: [IntelliJ FAQ]
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!! Set-up:
!! Set-up
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!! Instructions:
!! Instructions
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* Under KnowWE-App project properties -> Java Build Path -> Source, add the next Folder: src/resources/local/WEB-INF/classes. This will copy the jspwiki.properties to the KnowWE-App application when deploying it into Tomcat
* Under KnowWE-App project properties -> Java Build Path -> Source, add the next Folder: src/resources/local/WEB-INF/classes. This will copy the jspwiki.properties to the KnowWE-App application when deploying it into Tomcat. Also follow the ste [Create copy of jspwiki-custom.properties|How-To Create Your Own Workspace#Create copy of jspwiki-custom.properties] of the IntelliJ-part of the guide.
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