AK120D Setup

1. Find AK 120D and log on one of the twenty-three cool-looking, black Dell machines in the lab there. You should use "Map Network Drive..." by clicking the right mouse on the computer icon to map your CCC home directory (or wpi.res.net directory) to R: on the computer. For example, I type "\\Toaster\heineman" when prompted. You should not save your files on the lab machine which you happen to use.
   
   
    
2. Eclipse 3.2 is not properly configured in the Start menu. You can launch it by bringing up the Start menu, and select the Run ... menu item. In the text field area, type C:\program files\eclipse\eclipse.exe, then click OK
   
   
   

Advanced Setup

1. Once you have a sourceforge account, you can download the lab from the LabXXX project within sourceforge. Switch to the Eclipse CVS Repository Perspective and create a new repository location for sourceforge.wpi.edu ( /cvsroot/examples_cs2102_2006) and use your CCC unix name and password to log in. Right click on the LabXXX icon file and select "Check out". Please request to join the "CS2102" SourceForge project as soon as you can.
2. If you do not have a sourceforge account, then a Zip file may be provided that you should download to the desktop of the lab PC; then create a new project called LabXXX. Right click on LabXXX to select "Import..." which will bring up the following dialog box:
   
   
   
   Select File System entry then browse to the parent directory where you saved the "downloaded file". Then on the next wizard screen, select that file
   
   
   
   Click on Finish and Skeleton.java will be in your newly created project. Note that the above dialog "Into folder" will have the name of the newly created project you created.