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Thursday, April 22, 2010

Running Alfresco Community 3.2 First Foundation Client SDK

  1. Set up Tomcat bundled Alfresco alfresco-community-tomcat-3.2 on your local machine.

    You can download it here. Start it once before you run first foundation client.

  2. Download alfresco-community-sdk-3.2 from here.
  3. Open your eclipse, import alfresco-community-sdk-3.2.zip.
  4. Select projects Alfresco Embedded, SDK First Foundation Client
  5. Click on Finish
  6. Provide dir.root, db.username, db.password, db.driver, db.url into custom-repository.properties present in SDK Project.
  7. Add all the jars present in "\alfresco-community-tomcat-3.2\tomcat\webapps\alfresco\WEB-INF\lib" to your SDK project's build path
  8. Also add your respective database driver and servlet jar file as it's not provided into the lib.
  9. Now build the SDK project
  10. Make sure your tomcat is not running, if yes, shut it down. I do not know why but it is generating JVM Bind error when we run FFC with tomcat server running.
  11. Run First Foundation Client.

I hope you will not face any issues running it.

After it's been run successfully, start your tomcat, you will see a new file created in company home space.

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