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I copied the instructions from [[User:Gary_Anderson| Gary Anderson]]'s ''NetBeans for Moodle Development course'' (http://moodle2.seattleacademy.org/wiki/index.php/Get_the_Moodle_Software, http://moodle2.seattleacademy.org/course/view.php?id=5). There might be some redundancies which still have to be amended. --[[User:Frank Ralf|Frank Ralf]] 09:43, 20 May 2009 (UTC) | I copied the instructions from [[User:Gary_Anderson| Gary Anderson]]'s ''NetBeans for Moodle Development course'' (http://moodle2.seattleacademy.org/wiki/index.php/Get_the_Moodle_Software, http://moodle2.seattleacademy.org/course/view.php?id=5). There might be some redundancies which still have to be amended. --[[User:Frank Ralf|Frank Ralf]] 09:43, 20 May 2009 (UTC) | ||
I was in the Gary Andersson course and there was a prepared package there with both NetBeans and Moodle. But Right now I can't get to that course at all. I am setting up on another computer and would like to have the latest NetBeans 6.7, and set up Moodle preferably both 1.9.5+ and HEAD 2.0. | : I was in the Gary Andersson course and there was a prepared package there with both NetBeans and Moodle. But Right now I can't get to that course at all. I am setting up on another computer and would like to have the latest NetBeans 6.7, and set up Moodle preferably both 1.9.5+ and HEAD 2.0. | ||
When I see the instructions here I don't see anything about getting the xamp server setup. | : When I see the instructions here I don't see anything about getting the xamp server setup. | ||
I also wonder about if one should maybe use a complete install package first than connect that to NetBeans and after that try doing CVS updating through NetBeans. (I maybe wrong, but I assume that doing a complete install via CVS would take much longer.) I also assume that I must than create an extra Moodle database in MySQL and of course a separate folder if I want to install 2.0 also. [[User:Jeff Forssell|Jeff Forssell]] 13:02, 9 July 2009 (UTC) | : I also wonder about if one should maybe use a complete install package first than connect that to NetBeans and after that try doing CVS updating through NetBeans. (I maybe wrong, but I assume that doing a complete install via CVS would take much longer.) I also assume that I must than create an extra Moodle database in MySQL and of course a separate folder if I want to install 2.0 also. [[User:Jeff Forssell|Jeff Forssell]] 13:02, 9 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
: Hi Jeff, If you want to use CVS you should do a manual installation. | :: Hi Jeff, If you want to use CVS you should do a manual installation. | ||
:* Setting up XAMPP is nothing more than downloading and unpacking it, really painless. The web server's directory will be \htdocs\. | ::* Setting up XAMPP is nothing more than downloading and unpacking it, really painless. The web server's directory will be \htdocs\. | ||
:* Then you install NetBeans 6.7 and do separate CVS checkouts for HEAD (2.0) and 1.9.5 into separate directories (e.g. \htdocs\moodle19\ and \htdocs\moodle20\. | ::* Then you install NetBeans 6.7 and do separate CVS checkouts for HEAD (2.0) and 1.9.5 into separate directories (e.g. \htdocs\moodle19\ and \htdocs\moodle20\. | ||
:* Then you can run Moodle 1.9.5 under "localhost/moodle19/" in your browser and Moodle "localhost/moodle20/". | ::* Then you can run Moodle 1.9.5 under "localhost/moodle19/" in your browser and Moodle "localhost/moodle20/". | ||
Further details for manually setting up Moodle you'll find under [[Windows installation using XAMPP]]. hth --[[User:Frank Ralf|Frank Ralf]] 13:42, 9 July 2009 (UTC) | :: Further details for manually setting up Moodle you'll find under [[Windows installation using XAMPP]]. hth --[[User:Frank Ralf|Frank Ralf]] 13:42, 9 July 2009 (UTC) | ||
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CVS instructions
I copied the instructions from Gary Anderson's NetBeans for Moodle Development course (http://moodle2.seattleacademy.org/wiki/index.php/Get_the_Moodle_Software, http://moodle2.seattleacademy.org/course/view.php?id=5). There might be some redundancies which still have to be amended. --Frank Ralf 09:43, 20 May 2009 (UTC)
- I was in the Gary Andersson course and there was a prepared package there with both NetBeans and Moodle. But Right now I can't get to that course at all. I am setting up on another computer and would like to have the latest NetBeans 6.7, and set up Moodle preferably both 1.9.5+ and HEAD 2.0.
- When I see the instructions here I don't see anything about getting the xamp server setup.
- I also wonder about if one should maybe use a complete install package first than connect that to NetBeans and after that try doing CVS updating through NetBeans. (I maybe wrong, but I assume that doing a complete install via CVS would take much longer.) I also assume that I must than create an extra Moodle database in MySQL and of course a separate folder if I want to install 2.0 also. Jeff Forssell 13:02, 9 July 2009 (UTC)
- Hi Jeff, If you want to use CVS you should do a manual installation.
- Setting up XAMPP is nothing more than downloading and unpacking it, really painless. The web server's directory will be \htdocs\.
- Then you install NetBeans 6.7 and do separate CVS checkouts for HEAD (2.0) and 1.9.5 into separate directories (e.g. \htdocs\moodle19\ and \htdocs\moodle20\.
- Then you can run Moodle 1.9.5 under "localhost/moodle19/" in your browser and Moodle "localhost/moodle20/".
- Further details for manually setting up Moodle you'll find under Windows installation using XAMPP. hth --Frank Ralf 13:42, 9 July 2009 (UTC)
- Hi Jeff, If you want to use CVS you should do a manual installation.
