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Change info about Vault, now included in the repo as dependency

Thijs Wiefferink 2015-09-06 17:08:49 +02:00
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Now you can create a project with your IDE, since I'm using Eclipse this guide will use that, but the same actions can be performed with other IDE's (just Google to find how to do it with your IDE). If you cloned the git repository then you can create a project based on that (import as Maven project), otherwise you can create a new empty Java project and add the files manually. Now you can create a project with your IDE, since I'm using Eclipse this guide will use that, but the same actions can be performed with other IDE's (just Google to find how to do it with your IDE). If you cloned the git repository then you can create a project based on that (import as Maven project), otherwise you can create a new empty Java project and add the files manually.
#### Dependencies #### Dependencies
Maven handles all dependencies required to build AreaShop, except Vault (they do not have a Maven repo). You need to download Vault 1.4.1, and add it as `/Dependencies/Vault.jar` (use the same capitalization). Then you can use `Run as > Maven Install` on the parent project (using the pom.xml in the root folder). Maven handles all dependencies required to build AreaShop, except Vault (they do not have a Maven repo). Vault 1.4.1 is included in the repo inside the `/dependencies` folder, this is the lowest version that can be used, and works will all current Vault versions (and is not likely to break in the future).
#### Result #### Compile
After running the as a Maven install you can find the `AreaShop.jar` file in the `/AreaShop/target/` folder. That plugin file can be loaded on your server. Use `Run as > Maven Install` on the parent project (using the pom.xml in the root folder). After running the as a Maven install you can find the `AreaShop.jar` file in the `/AreaShop/target/` folder. That plugin file can be loaded on your server.