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Travis Allen edited this page May 21, 2013 · 3 revisions

Installation

Plugin Installation

In Momentics go to Help => Install New Software. If not previously done click the Add... button in the top right corner to add our plugin repository. Enter the following information:

Make sure the Work with drop down box has this repository selected. Ensure the Show only the latest versions of available software and Group items by category checkboxes are checked. Underneath the Unit Testing Plugins group there are two plugins:

  1. Unit Testing Framework Integration
  • REQUIRED. This contains the functionality of the unit testing plugin
  1. Unit Testing Dependencies [WINDOWS ONLY]
  • OPTIONAL. This plugin is used to install Pre-requisites/Dependencies automatically on Windows

Pre-requisites/Dependencies

Automatic Installation (Windows Only)

For this option to be available you must install the Unit Testing Dependencies plugin feature. Using the Unit Testing Plugin there is a button in Window -> Preferences -> BlackBerry -> Unit Testing which will install the pre-requisites for you. After it installs them please add the path to mingw and msys to your system PATH (ie C:\deps\mingw\bin and C:\deps\msys\1.0\bin) and close/open Momentics.

Manual Installation

MinGW (Windows Only)

Extract this zip file to c:. Add the path C:\MinGW\bin to your system path.

MSys (Windows Only)

Follow the instructions from the MSYS website under the heading Previous MSYS versions (up to 1.0.11). Add the path C:\msys\1.0\bin to your system path.

Qt

Head over to http://qt-project.org/downloads and download the Qt 4.8.4 Libraries for MinGW 4.4.

  • Add a path to the qmake executable to your system PATH variable (default is C:\Qt\4.8.4\bin)

CMake

Head over to http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/install.html and download/install CMake. Add the CMake bin path (default to C:\Program Files (x86)\CMake 2.8\bin) to your system path. This can be tested by opening the DOS command prompt and typing "cmake -version". This should show you the verison of CMake. If it does not then the path is not set correctly.

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