OpenSSA

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Gradle

This project uses the Gradle build automation tool, containing fully functional Gradle build files (build.gradle). The build process also allows an effortless Eclipse IDE integration.
A provided Gradle wrapper (gradlew) in the root of the project, or an installed Gradle on the system, may be used:

Install Gradle (optionally, if not using the wrapper):

• Download the latest Gradle from the website: https://gradle.org/
• Add bin directory of Gradle to the user/system PATH:
  • in Unix systems: add export PATH=$PATH:/home/<user>/<path>/<gradle-version>/bin to ~/.bashrc
  • in Windows follow these instructions
• Gradle will automatically download the project dependencies from Maven Central. Therefore if you’re behind a proxy you should set the proxy options in the gradle.properties file as explained here.

Install a Java JDK >= 8:

• This project uses at least OpenJDK 8 to compile. If several JDKs are installed on a system, the org.gradle.java.home property in the gradle.properties file may be set.

Create Eclipse project files using Gradle:

• Eclipse project files can be generated via the command gradle eclipse or ./gradlew eclipse
• After generating the Eclipse project files, they can be imported into a Eclipse workspace
• It is important to add the GRADLE_USER_HOME variable in Eclipse: Window->Preferences->Java->Build Path->Classpath Variable. Set it to the path of the ~/.gradle folder in your home directory (e.g. /home/<user_name>/.gradle/ (Unix) or C:\Users\<user_name>\.gradle\ (Windows))

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Contact

This project is maintained by:

• ISC Konstanz (International Solar Energy Research Center)
• Adrian Minde: adrian.minde@isc-konstanz.de