InterPSS Dev Env Setup
Please Note: InterPSS repository has been moved to GitHub. The following Dev Env Setup procedure is obsolete now. Please follow InterPSS Application and Development tutorial to Setup your InterPSS Dev Env.
The following are main steps to set-up InterPSS development environment:
Java Environment Setup
Make sure you have Java SDK installed on your computer. You can check your Java installation by launching a CMD window from Start/run/cmd. Type the following command
java -version
to make sure that your have Java version is 1.6.xx or above.
Eclipse IDE Setup
InterPSS is written in Java. InterPSS development team uses Eclipse as the main Java IDE. Currently, InterPSS uses Eclipse 3.5, which can be downloaded from www.eclipse.org. You can use the "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" version.
SVN Set-up
InterPSS source code is stored in a SVN (Subversion) repository. One can use Eclipse SVN plugin to check-in/out InterPSS source code.
Source Code Repository
InterPSS source code and required library are hosted in Google Code Repository.
Check-out Source Code
One can check out a read-only working copy anonymously over HTTP or using svn checkout http://interpss.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
Check-in Source Code
You have to be an InterPSS development team member to check in your source code into InterPSS source repository.
Run Sample
There is a ipss.sample project in the InterPSS SVN trunk. Following the steps below to run the samples.
Set-up SNV
Assume you have installed Eclipse SVN plugin and configure it properly. In Eclipse IDE, go to Window->Open Perspective to open SVN Repository Exploring perspective. Then create a SVN repository location,
Use InterPSS Google code repository location: http://interpss.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ to connect to the repository
Check-out Sample Projects
Check out ipss.lib and ipss.sample projects
Run Sample
Right-click the SampleLoadflow.java and Run As "Java Application"
You should see the output in the Console window.
Run Grid Computing Sample
(Todo)