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# Setting up IDE

### 1. Overview

In this doc we'll configure an IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ) for setting up development enviorment for UCI.

### 2. Setting up IntelliJ

#### 2.1 Importing Projects

* **Import new project**

  ```
      File -> New -> Project from existing source  
  ```

  Then open project as **maven project** in IntelliJ.
* For importing multiple projects in intelliJ click on **maven** (in right toolbar) and click on **+** for opening multiple projects.

![add multiple projects](/files/rB1gU7Ltuj9MbxW3IS8D)

* After importing all the projects in your IntelliJ, now reload all maven project for first time setup.

![reload projects](/files/lcOywOJmWS8d7XFRLf3X)

#### 2.2 Setting configurations

For setting configuration for any project follow below steps

* Goto edit configuration.

![edit config](/files/Mu5brJHjumXD8cKDBkQx)

* Add new configuration of type Application.

![new conf type application](/files/DYiEzUzXAtsyh47mNG31)

* Now give name to config, select module, select JRE, give path of main class of that module, select working directory as shown in picture.

![define properties](/files/2bP56Ivi3nUNOT7NX1bu)

* For handling enviorment variables, click on edit enviorment variables (if this colum not shown by default, enable it from **modify-options**).

![enviorment variables](/files/eZGoDJEu4Wyxjo3uqz5V)

* Make these configuration for following projects\
  inbound\
  orchestrator\
  transformer\
  outbound

#### 2.3 Build and Run

Now we can build and Run the projects using below steps

* Required Plugins to build the project\
  maven\
  docker\
  lombok
* Now simply select configuration and click on Run(Shift+F10), to run the project.

### 3. Setting up Eclipse

#### 3.1 Importing Projects

* **Import Projects into Eclipse**

```
    File 
        -> Import 
            -> Projects From Git 
                -> Existing Local Repository 
                    -> Select You project
                        -> Finish
```

Import all the project like this.

* After Importing, Update all project for first time setup.

```
    Project
        -> Update Maven Project
            -> Select All Projects
                -> Update
```

![update all](/files/6rETWLzILuZjiWK8ww5e)

#### 3.2 Setting Configurations

For setting configuration for any project follow below steps

* Make new Configuration for spring-boot-app

```
Run
    -> Run Configurations
        -> Spring Boot App
```

* Now give name to config, select project, select main class of project and click Apply.

![](/files/8yv6gZBqw0mhOiYyQt5r)

![](/files/8yv6gZBqw0mhOiYyQt5r)

* Now for handling Enviorment Variables click on Enviorment in config window.\
  Here we can put enviorment variable's value.

![](/files/y9sKZBR72lAUco7lR327)

* Make these configuration for following projects :\
  inbound\
  orchestrator\
  transformer\
  outbound

#### 3.3 Build and Run :

To build and Run in Eclipse, Simply Run the project as Spring Boot App.

```
Run
    -> Run As
        -> Spring Boot App
```


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