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== Useful Documentation/Links == | == Useful Documentation/Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:28, 28 October 2011
Getting Started
This HowTo explains briefly how to get started with developing code for OntoDB project.
DB Access
All OntoDB projects are backed by the projectmanagement system GPMS. To be able to work with OntoDB you need an account.
If you are a developer send an email to: MailTo(ontodb AT cebitec DOT uni DASH bielefeld DOT de) to get a developer account.
CVS
- create a working direktory for CVS in your home named 'CVS'
- cd to that directory and get the projects needed to run OntoDB:
cvs checkout bioinfo/<name of project>
You need to checkout the following projects:
- ontodb
- projectmanagement
- common
- O2DBI
After having checked out everything, you should run the script
CVS/bioinfo/ontodb/bin/create_o2dbi_code.sh
This generates all the O2DBI classes from the configuration file CVS/bioinfo/ontodb/src/dbschema/OntoDB.xml. Please do not check this code into CVS unless you add some object methods to one of the classes. Generated code does not need to be in CVS as the configuration file is already in CVS.
API Documentation
The API documentation of OntoDB is not checked in as this causes more trouble then it's worth. To generate your own copy of the API documentation, simply run the script
CVS/bioinfo/ontodb/bin/create_html_doc.sh