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05_developer_tutorials:01_setup:01_setup-groimp-dev-environment [2025/01/29 08:35] – ↷ Page name changed from 05_developer_tutorials:01_setup:setup-groimp-dev-environment to 05_developer_tutorials:01_setup:01_setup-groimp-dev-environment tim205_developer_tutorials:01_setup:01_setup-groimp-dev-environment [2026/01/23 10:57] (current) – [Use Maven to compile] Tim
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 You can find more in depth info on : You can find more in depth info on :
-  * [[04_developer_documentation:dev-guide:getting-started|Download the source code]] +  * [[05_developer_tutorials:01_setup:getting-started|Download the source code]] 
-  * [[04_developer_documentation:dev-guide:developer-guide|Set up Eclipse]]+  * [[05_developer_tutorials:01_setup:developer-guide|Set up Eclipse]]
   * [[https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/packages/maven_repository/|Set up a Maven token]]   * [[https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/packages/maven_repository/|Set up a Maven token]]
-  * [[04_developer_documentation:dev-guide:maven-commands|Additional commands with maven]]+  * [[05_developer_tutorials:dev-guide:maven-commands|Additional commands with maven]]
  
 ===== Installation of required tools ===== ===== Installation of required tools =====
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 This should create a folder called **app** in the current directory. This app folder is where compiled GroIMP plugins goes in the format ready to be shared. In it there is a platform-core....jar file. You can start groimp by starting this jar. (either double click on Windows, or from the terminal ''java -jar platform.....jar''). This should create a folder called **app** in the current directory. This app folder is where compiled GroIMP plugins goes in the format ready to be shared. In it there is a platform-core....jar file. You can start groimp by starting this jar. (either double click on Windows, or from the terminal ''java -jar platform.....jar'').
  
-You will notice however that, with only the core, GroIMP lack most of its features. Even some of the most used like RGG. You could download them using the [[01_user_documentation:user-guide:pluginmanager|plugin manager]], but it would only get the already compiled plugins. Here we will download them from GitLab and compile them from scratch.+You will notice however that, with only the core, GroIMP lack most of its features. Even some of the most used like RGG. You could download them using the [[01_user_documentation:11_plugin:01_manager|plugin manager]], but it would only get the already compiled plugins. Here we will download them from GitLab and compile them from scratch.
  
 ==== Add other plugins to the command ==== ==== Add other plugins to the command ====
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 For the JVM arguments, add `-Xmx3000m`. If required, more or less memory can be specified here instead of 3000 MB. For the JVM arguments, add `-Xmx3000m`. If required, more or less memory can be specified here instead of 3000 MB.
  
-Check [[01_user_documentation:user-guide:advanced-groimp-arguments| GroIMP additional arguments]] for more information on the most common arguments you can change when running GroIMP.+Check [[01_user_documentation:03_interacting_with_groimp:03_configuring:01_java_arg| GroIMP java arguments]] for more information on the most common arguments you can change when running GroIMP.
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