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Installation Guide for Windows 10

1. Download and Install the latest version of Java

   https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-downloads.html

   

   

2. Download and Install Eclipse

   https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

   

   

   point the Eclipse Installer to your Java Installation and proceed

   

3. Launch Eclipse

   if you like, change the workstation directory. Click 'Launch'

   

   your Eclipse Home screen should look like this

   

4. Clone jasima Git Repository

   before we clone the Git repository, we need to copy the link to the jasima repository

   

   now open the Git perspective in the top right corner

   

   once the Git perspective has been added, open the 'clone a Git respository' option on the left

   

   Eclipse now automatically adds the Location from the clipboard. Click 'next'

   

   nothing needs to be changed here. Click 'next'

   

   if you like, change the 'Directory'. Change the 'Initial branch' from 'master' to 'develop'. Click 'Finish'

   

   your Eclipse Home screen should now look like this

   

5. Importing jasima Git Project

   open the drop-down menu 'File' on the top left and select 'Import...'

   

   select 'Projects from Git' and click 'Next'

   

   select 'Existing local repository' and click 'Next'

   

   select 'jasima-simcore [develop]' and click 'Next'

   

   nothing needs to be changed here. Click 'Next'

   

   the 'jasima' folder should already be selected. Click 'finish'

   

   your Eclipse Home screen should now look like this

   

6. Starting a new Project

   open the drop-down menu on the top left and select 'Java Project'

   

   name your new project, e.g. 'Test' and click 'Next'

   

   under 'Projects' select 'Classpath' and click 'Add' on the right. In the new window click on the box corresponding to 'jasima' and click 'OK'

   

   your classpath should look like this. Finally click 'Finish' to create your new 'jasima' project

   

   

   your Eclipse Home screen should now look like this

   

   open your new project on the left and right-click on 'src'. Under 'New' select 'Class'

   

   once again name your class, e.g. 'Test' and click 'Finish' to create it

   

   copy the following code into your new class:

    import jasima.shopSim.models.dynamicShop.DynamicShopExperiment;
   
    public class Test {
   
      public static void main(String[] args) {
        DynamicShopExperiment e = new DynamicShopExperiment();
        e.setNumMachines(1);
   
        e.runExperiment();
        e.printResults();
      }
   
    }
   

   your class should then look like this

   

   finally right-click on the class and under 'Run As' select '1 Java Application'

   

   

   the results of the experiment will be displayed in the console

   

   Note: if Eclipse compains about the missing variable JAVA_HOME, add it to your Windows User variables, pointing to the java folder