Updating Eclipse

When ever its time for an update to eclipse I make sure I've backed up all my existing projects first.

By chronicling my install problems here in this blog, I can refer to it for my next install.

I'm wanting to install the openMRS source code and get it running on my machine.

OpenMRS is an open source volunteer project, to develop an open medical record system that will contain a patient's history. The goal is  to  use it in places like Kenya Africa, to track the history of patient treatment for diseases including  HIV and TB, and also keep check on pregnant women to ensure that they receive medical care for the safe delivery of their babies.

The instructions indicated that it would work with the Eclipse version of Indigo that I had been working with. But on installing Maven, all my web projects blew up. And to add insult to injury, Maven was installed, but it wasn't visible in the console.

Ok. Time to update Eclipse to the latest version, Juno. That was easy. Juno now sits beside Indigo in a matter of minutes, and my web projects worked again. But some errors remain. I can live with that,
as "Run >> On Server" now appears as an option again to the run menu.

Moving along to install the required SVN plugins and Maven.. Using the script? to install all the plugins takes some time. After downloading the .p2f file that windows wants to put in the Pictures folder, it runs ... Yes.. installed successfully. Maven ..its there now.

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