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Revision as of 16:05, 22 February 2013


System Requirements

Developer Studio® requires one of the following:

  • Windows 32 or 64 bit
  • Linux 32 or 64 bit

Java Requirements

Developer Studio® requires Java Development Kits (JDK) installed on your system:

Download

Developer Studio® archive package contains all you need to create and configure your integration business workflows via VulCon®.

It can be downloaded from GreenVulcano® ESB web site download.

Unpack And Launch

  • On your drive, navigate to Developer Studio® .zip file you downloaded.
  • Unzip it everywhere you want.
  • Enter DeveloperStudio folder.
  • Double click Developer Studio® executable file depending on your operating system:
- DeveloperStudio.exe for Windows Systems.
- DeveloperStudio for Linux Systems.
  • Before opening the GUI, Developer Studio® displays a pop-up dialogue to allow you to designate the workspace folder in which will be stored all your project-specific files.


Developer Studio workspace launcher


  • Enter the filepath to the location on your drive in which you want to store your Developer Studio® projects, then click OK.
  • Developer Studio® opens a Welcome Page to help you get started.


Developer Studio first steps


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