JOpenMetaVerse

Setting up Development Environment

on Ubuntu

Agenda

Generate and get SSH Public Key

Install Mono (.Net Compiler for Linux)
Install Monodevelop , .NET IDE for Linux
Install Java JDK (OpenJDK)
Install eclipse
Install Git
Install Maven2

Generate and get SSH Public Key

Step 1: Check if public key exist
ls -l ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

Step 2: If Key exist,

cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
Update ssh public key on your git account (bit bucket)

Step 3: If key does not exist

Generate the key
Run ssh-keygen
If asked about password, please press enter

Goto Step 1

Install JDK and IDE

Install Mono
sudo apt-get install mono-complete
Run command mono, it should display help

Install Monodevelop
sudo apt-get install monodevelop
Sun command monodevelop, it should open UI

Install Java JDK

sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk
Run command java version, it should display java version

Install Eclipse
sudo apt-get install eclipse
Run command eclipse, it should open eclipse UI

Install GIT and Maven

Install Git
sudo apt-get install git
Run command git, it should display help

Install Maven
sudo apt-get install maven2
Run command mvn
It should display help

Download & Unzip libmetaopenverse

Create a workspace directory and cd to
workspace directory
Download libmetaopenverse
Run wget
http://libopenmetaverse.googlecode.com/file
s/libomv-0.9.1-source.zip
wget <url> command download the url
Unzip the file
unzip <filename>

Create BitBucket Account

Go to Bit Bucket and register an account
https://bitbucket.org/

Get invited to jopenmetaverse project

Please email your request to
Jitendra.chauhan@gmail.com

Once you are invited to jopenmetaverse

project, you should be able to see the project
in your repositories.

Configure BitBucket Account

Step1 : Go to Account

Configure Bit Bucket Account

Go to SSH Keys

Configure Bit Bucket Account

Step 3: Get the Public Keys

Configure Bit Bucket Account

Step 4: Paste the ssh keys

Configure Bit Bucket Account

Step 5: Clone the Repository

Q/A