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RUNNING THE GASTRO EXAMPLES
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1) Install the example
- Checkout the "org.gastro.*" plugins via http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/org.eclipse.emf/org.eclipse.emf.cdo/develop/setup/psf/pserver/cdo-gastro-example.psf?root=Modeling_Project&view=log
2) Start the server process
- Start the "GastroServer" launch config. It creates a Derby database at "/gastro".
- Watch the console output.
3) Populate the repository
- Start the "GastroTestClient1" launch config. It opens a runtime IDE with generic CDO support.
- Open the "CDO Sessions" view.
- Add a new session (green plus button). Enter "tcp://localhost" and "gastro".
- Open a new transaction (right-click on the session).
- Import the /org.gastro.testclient/inventory.xml resource into "/eDine/inventory".
- Commit the transaction (right-click on the transaction or just save the editor).
4) Start the RCP application for table 1 (and optionally for table 2)
- Start the "GastroTable1" launch config. It opens an RCP application.
- Browse through the menu card and select some offerings here and there.
5) Start the RCP application for the bar
- Start the "GastroDepartment1" launch config. It opens an RCP application for the barkeeper.
- Watch orders coming in.
- Eventually click on order details to mark them SERVED and watch the order disappearing when completed.
6) Start the RCP application for the kitchen
- Start the "GastroDepartment2" launch config. It opens an RCP application for the cook.
- Eventually click on order details to mark them SERVED and watch the order disappearing when completed.
7) Send an order (if the RCP applications are all started, see steps 4-6)
- In the table application open the second shelf pane and send the order.
- Watch how the relevant order details "arrive" in the bar and kitchen applications...
8) Browse the menu card via Web
- Start a web browser and point it to "http://localhost:9090/gastro"