Import Using GIT / Maven with Eclipse

(deprecated, but may still work)

Prerequisites

Please have Apache Maven and an Apache GIT client ready to use.

Checking out the koLibRI

git clone git@git.projects.gwdg.de:kolibri.git

Building an Eclipse project

mvn eclipse:eclipse

Import the folder (the one with the pom.xml file) to Eclipse using file > import > existing project into workspace.

Configuring the koLibRI

See “Configuration” below.

Running the koLibRI

Add an Eclipse runtime configuration:

  • Create a new Java application in the Eclipse Runtime Menu.
  • Use de.langzeitarchivierung.kolibri.WorkflowTool as main class.
  • Add -c [path to chosen config file].
  • Maybe you will have to increase memory capacities of the VM, if so, please use something like -Xmx1024m.

Do Run the Application.

You can check your imports either in the TextGridLab’s project you imported in or in the TextGridRep Sandbox, depending on your configuration.

Import Using GIT / Maven and Command Line

(deprecated, but may still work)

Prerequisites

Please have Apache Maven and an Apache GIT client ready to use.

Checking out the koLibRI

git clone git@git.projects.gwdg.de:kolibri.git

Building the module

mvn package

Configuring the koLibRI

See “Configuration” below.

Running the koLibRI

Run with your chosen configuration file:

mvn exec:java -Dexec.args="-c path/to/config_file.xml"

You can check your imports either in the TextGridLab’s project you imported in or in the TextGridRep Sandbox, depending on your configuration.