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-Summary:
-This is a central solution for the OASP4J IDE that should be "installed" only once on a windows system.
-It allows to automatically set the environment variables properly no matter where you are in your directory.
-
-Installtion:
-1. Copy "IDEenv.bat" into a central script directory of your choice.
-
-2. Ensure that this directoy is added to your system path:
-Computer > Properties > Advanced system settings > Environment Variables > User variables for ... > PATH
-Add ; followed by the absolute path of that directory
-Open Command propmpt and type "IDEenv" hit [return] and ensure you do NOT get:
-'IDEenv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
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-3. Right-click on the file "IDEenv.reg" and choose "Merge" from Context-Menu.
-Confirm the dialog "User Account Control" with "Yes".
-Confrim the dialog "Registry Editor" with "Yes".
-Click "OK".
-
-Result:
-Now whenever you right-click on a folder in Windows-Explorer you get the option "Open CMD here" from the context menu.
-If you select it, a commandline opens. In case the directory is located inside a OASP4J IDE, then all environment variables
-have automatically been set for you and you will see the message "IDE environment has been initialized.".
-Then you can call maven (mvn) or other commands and everything will use the software specific for your OASP4J IDE project.
-Otherwise no message appears and the environment variables remain untouched.
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