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Group Exercises
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echo $SHELL and check that the output reads /bin/bash
Setting up the ACS environment variables
- Create a
.acs directory
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- Source the ACS bash profile
- add the following lines to your
$HOME/.bashrc file
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- Start the tools from the Tools menu. Object Explorer and Logging Client in particular. Alternatively you can start the tools from the command line with the following commands:
objexp, jlog
- Activate and deactivate ACS components from the object explorer
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- Stop ACS and all running containers by pressing the stop button on the GUI or using the command
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- Stop ACS and all running containers by pressing the stop button on the GUI or using the command
acsStop
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| | Group Exercise #2: Setting up a development environment
Setting up the your local git repository
Git is used as the source code repository. Below are the elementary working commands. A more complete git commands reference is here. Before you start you need to define your git user name (same as development account) and e-mail: |
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If you are not sure you can always check the change status: |
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| | Setting up your INTROOT area
Create an integration root area for your personal account (INTROOT) by issuing the following commands: |
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