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### Pre-requisites
This instructions assumes you're using Eclipse 4.3 (Kepler), but it should also work for older versions: https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/index-developer.php
#### Further, swt has to be added to the project folder: http://www.eclipse.org/swt/
Further, __swt__ has to be added to the project folder: http://www.eclipse.org/swt/
- Download the zip file
- In eclipse do:
1. Import
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5. hit finish
Now you should have a project called org.eclipse.swt
#### Eclipse needs an SSH key that you have added to gitlabs:
Eclipse needs an __SSH key__ that you have added to gitlabs:
- This tutorial shows you how to create an SSH key: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU9xYP_NScQ
- Take the public key and add it to
1. User (right upper corner)
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### Getting the workbench source code
The source code is provided as git repository: git@git.opendfki.de:mycbr/mycbr-workbench.git
Make sure you have access to the repository: https://git.opendfki.de/mycbr/mycbr-workbench
#### In eclipse do the following
In eclipse do the following
1. Import
2. Git
3. Projects from Git
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9. specify the folder on your machine where to store the checked out code
10. hit finish
#### After you have added the code you might get compile errors. They can be resolved by updating the dependencies as follows
After you have added the code you might get compile errors. They can be resolved by updating the dependencies as follows
1. In the main project there is a file called mycbr.product.
