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58 Getting Started with pureQuery 6. Click Finish and pureQuery support will be added to your project. The following chapters will describe how you can leverage the pureQuery support provided by Optim Development Studio. 2.5 Summary Optim Development Studio, based on open source Eclipse, is the recommended development environment for developing pureQuery applications. Throughout this book, we will use Optim Development Studio in our examples and exercises. In this chapter you learned the product prerequisites, which databases are supported, and how to install Optim Development Studio from the Launchpad. Finally, you learned how to add pureQuery support to an existing Java project, which is a wizard-driven process that enables you to specify a database connection, add the appropriate pureQuery JAR files to the project, and specify other options that will be described in more detail in subsequent chapters. . 2.6 Exercise In this exercise, you will perform a basic installation of Optim Development Studio on Windows. Steps: 1. The Optim Development Studio image should have been downloaded from http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/downloads/im/datastudiodev/. Locate the file in the directory where you downloaded it. Unzip the files into any directory you wish. 2. Locate files. Navigate to the directory (or drive) containing the unzipped Data Studio product installation files. 3. Launch the Data Studio Launchpad by double-clicking on the setup.exe file. From the Launchpad, click the Install Product option on the left pane of the window. 4. Accept the default option to install both packages – Installation Manager and Optim Development Studio. 5. Accept the license agreement, and then click Next. 6. Select installation folders for shared resources and for Installation Manager. Select one folder for the shared resources used by Data Studio and other products who may be installed later with Data Studio and one folder for Installation Manager. Ensure sufficient space exists for the installation. Use the default drive and direcory settings for this example (shown below):
Chapter 2 – Installing pureQuery (Optim Development Studio) 59 Shared Directory: C:\Program Files\IBM\SDPShared Installation Manager: C:\Program Files\IBM\Installation Manager\eclipse Click the Next button to continue. 7. Select the option to install a new package group for Optim Development Studio and choose the default installation directory: C:\Program Files\IBM\ODS2.2 8. In the next screen, take the default option to install the Eclipse that is included with the Optim Development Studio installation, then click Next. 9. Choose any additional translations you may wish to install, then click Next. 10. The next screen shows the lists of features to be installed; take the defaults and then click Next. 11. When the summary screen comes up, click Install. 12.When the successful installation screen comes up, click Finish and select the workspace to open up as follows: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\IBM\rationalsdp\GettingStarted 2.7 Review Questions 1. List and describe the different ways one can download and install the Optim Development Studio package. 2. Which Operating Systems are supported by Optim Development Studio? (answer is c)) A. MacOS, Windows B. Linux, AIX, Windows C. Linux, Windows D. Linux, MacOS, Windows 3. What is the option the user needs to perform in order to enable pureQuery tooling support over a Java project in Optim Development Studio? A. Enable the workspace preferences setting Activate pureQuery Tooling Support B. Enable the project preferences setting Activate pureQuery Tooling Support C. From the project’s context menu, select pureQuery -> Add pureQuery Support…
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