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- MIT Kerberos for Windows (3.2.x). Version 4 may work but I didn’t test it.
- Java JDK 6 (oracle.com). I used 1.6.0_38
- MyEclipse 10 http://www.myeclipseide.com (custom/online installer). More on the MyEclipse config below.
- svn client from http://www.sliksvn.com/en/download . IMPORTANT: if you already have a development environment set up (MyEclipse etc), make sure the version of SVN you install from sliksvn matches the version you are using in MyEclipse. If you mix svn client versions, project svn metadata could get messed up. Here's a rough guide:
- If you are currently using a 1.6 client in MyEclipse (i.e. Subversive Connector SVNKit 1.3.8), then download the 1.6 client from sliksvn.
- If you are currently using a 1.7 client in MyEclipse (i.e. Subversive Connector SVNKit 1.7.5), then download the 1.7 client from sliksvn.
- If you do not have MyEclipse or SVN installed previously, I'd recommend downloading 1.7 from sliksvn and using the Subversive Connector SVNKit 1.7.5 connector in MyEclipse.
- maven 3.0.4 binaries from http://maven.apache.org/download.cgi
- SSH client that is capable of using Kerberos authentication. I used the Putty distribution from (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ - download the zip file for Windows that contains all the related binaries including putty and plink) , and reconfigure Putty to use Kerberos authentication (through GSSAPI). See below for details.
- Oracle OC4J server - see CSF wiki for instructions on download & installation.
- GNU Win Coreutils from http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages.html (provides “echo” utility, needed by Moves at runtime).
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