Step 1 – Download jDeveloper Download jDeveloper from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-­‐
tools/jdev/downloads/index.html Install it and run it. Choose Step 2 – Create a New Custom Application Name the Application ReL Name the project ReL1 and select the Ant and Java technologies. Click Next
Make sure you set the Java Source Path and Output Directory as follows. Finish the wizard. You should now see the following: Step 3 – Define a library Dependency for extlibs Go to Tools – Manage Libraries and create a new User Library called jython_deps. Add all the jar files from …\ReL\extlibs Click on New Click on Add Entry and select all the files in ExtLibs Click OK Step 4 – Define a library Dependency for ant (This is not needed for MAX or Linux) In the same manner (i.e., Next go to Tools – Manage Libraries and create a new User Library), add the Ant libraries (you need to have downloaded ant already) Step 5 – Attach the Libraries to the Project Right mouse click or double click on the Project file (Project1 in my case) and Choose Libraries and Classpath in the property Tree on the left. Then click the Add Library button and add jython_deps and Ant. Step 6 – Setup Ant Open the Project Properties again (double click on the project name), and Click on the Ant node in the project properties and point the Project Build File at the build.xml in the root (…\ReL\ReL\build.xml) Click OK
Step 7 – Setup Run/Debug/Profile Click on the Run/Debug/Profile node in the project properties and Edit the Default Set the Default Run Target, Program Arguments and Run Directory as above. Set the Java Option to the following (make sure there are no newlines in it) -­‐Xmx512m -­‐Xss1024k -­‐Djline.terminal=jline.UnixTerminal -­‐classpath "dist\jython-­‐
dev.jar;dist\javalib\2p.jar;dist\javalib\antlr-­‐2.7.7.jar;dist\javalib\antlr-­‐3.1.3.jar;dist\javalib\antlr-­‐
runtime-­‐3.1.3.jar;dist\javalib\asm-­‐3.1.jar;dist\javalib\asm-­‐commons-­‐3.1.jar;dist\javalib\asm-­‐util-­‐
3.1.jar;dist\javalib\constantine.jar;dist\javalib\guava-­‐r07.jar;dist\javalib\jaffl.jar;dist\javalib\jarjar-­‐
0.7.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐Darwin.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐i386-­‐FreeBSD.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐i386-­‐
Linux.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐i386-­‐OpenBSD.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐i386-­‐SunOS.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐i386-­‐
Windows.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐ppc-­‐AIX.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐ppc-­‐Linux.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐ppc64-­‐
Linux.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐s390x-­‐Linux.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐sparc-­‐SunOS.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐sparcv9-­‐
SunOS.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐x86_64-­‐FreeBSD.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐x86_64-­‐Linux.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐x86_64-­‐
OpenBSD.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐x86_64-­‐SunOS.jar;dist\javalib\jffi-­‐x86_64-­‐
Windows.jar;dist\javalib\jffi.jar;dist\javalib\jline-­‐0.9.95-­‐SNAPSHOT.jar;dist\javalib\jnr-­‐netdb-­‐
0.4.jar;dist\javalib\jnr-­‐posix.jar;dist\javalib\jsqlparser.jar;dist\javalib\junit-­‐
3.8.2.jar;dist\javalib\libreadline-­‐java-­‐0.8.jar;dist\javalib\livetribe-­‐jsr223-­‐2.0.5.jar;dist\javalib\mysql-­‐
connector-­‐java-­‐5.1.6.jar;dist\javalib\ojdbc6.jar;dist\javalib\postgresql-­‐8.3-­‐
603.jdbc4.jar;dist\javalib\profile.jar;dist\javalib\servlet-­‐api-­‐2.5.jar;dist\javalib\stringtemplate-­‐
3.2.jar;dist\javalib\xercesImpl-­‐2.9.1.jar;" Uncheck “Make Project” under Tool Settings The following buttons won’t work but you shouldn’t need them The following buttons should work. Click on the Ant button to build the jython code, click on the green arrow to run Jython on tests/demo.py, click on the red bug to run the debugger. If you click on the Green Arrow, you should see the following: To set a debug break point, click to the left of a line of code and you’ll see a red dot as above. Then run the debugger and it will stop there as shown below.