What's in the box?
- Fedora 10
- Java 1.6 JDK
- Maven 2.0.9
- Ant 1.7.1
- gwt-linux-1.5.2
- JProfiler 5.2 (With Drools community license, only to be used with Drools)
- Eclipse 3.4 (with GEF, Subclipse, Drools and JProfiler plugins pre-installed, and Drools runtime configured)
- All environment variables correctly set
- Full Drools SVN checkout
- Maven repository populated with all Drools dependencies
- Initial Eclipse workspace created, with basic modules already checked in
- Documentation already built and set as FireFox home page
- Full build already done, including the eclipse plugin which downloads eclipse to build itself, and JBoss AS for the guvnor-standalone.zip which is in drools-guvnor.
https://docs.jboss.org/drools/virtualbox/dvbox-20090615.zip (2.6GB)
username : repoman
password : password
If anyone wants to improve on this image - preinstalled Netbeans, IntelliJ (with community license) or any other ideas, please feel free and let me know where I can download it from so I can make it available to others.
it would be great if it has Netbeans installed !
ReplyDeleteThanks for your work.
This is great !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the work !
Richard from Germany
+1 for NetBeans 6.7
ReplyDeleteIntelliJ would be greatly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if a webdav client is configured and installed. It is not an out-of-the-box feature for linux
ReplyDeleteNice, tks ;)
ReplyDeleteEclipse is the best.
Hi.
ReplyDeleteI seem to have problems downloading the image. It downloads without errors, but the downloaded zip file appears corrupt.
unzip -t dvbox-20090615.zip
Archive: dvbox-20090615.zip
testing: Drools Development Environment.ovf OK
testing: Drools Development Environment.vmdk
error: invalid compressed data to inflate
At least one error was detected in dvbox-20090615.zip.
Could you check that the image is correct and provide an MD5 hash of the zip so I can check it on the client?
Best regards
It would not boot -
ReplyDeleteused virtual box 3.08 -
attached the vmdk file; (ovf did not use?) - received error -
ext3 abort; journal problem; then eventually prefdm problem
maybe same corrupt as previous comment....
oops - please ignore previous anonymous comment. IF you "import appliance" the ovf file - it work great! (takes a little while on windows with 3.08); I was confused - Thanks - works great!
ReplyDeletehi thanks for all the effort put into this. I am having problems with the screen resolution, I can only set it to 800-600 max, is there a way to increase it?
ReplyDeleteAny help much appreciated
that's really helpful thanks alot
ReplyDeleteHi - I've downloaded the two files to my hard drive, I have VMWare installed on my machine and I'm running Windows 7.
ReplyDeleteCan you please send me setup instructions? I'm new to VMWare and I am unable to get the development environment up and running.
I apologize for asking such a novice question. Thanks in advance for your help.
Hi -Never mind. I realize now that you used a Sun VM. I'm in. Thanks for putting it together.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, thank you for making it easy to try out Drools! Any chance there will be a update to the image with latest releases of Drools and supporting software? The last update is a year old 17-Jun-2009
ReplyDeletewe have a new one, which works as a bootable USB image. But it's almost 8GB, so it'll take a while for us to get this up to a server for people to use.
ReplyDelete@Mark Proctor. It would be really great! Thank you a lot in advance!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Mark,
ReplyDeleteCan you maybe create a torrent for the download? I would be willing to help host part of the bandwidth.
Hi Mark, I would love to be able to try out the newest version of Drools. At the moment stuck trying to piece the components together on my Windows machine.
ReplyDeletethanks!
Using the virtual appliance of drools and updating by svn i got:
ReplyDeleteErrors were encountered while downloading packages.
svncpp-0.10.0-1.fc10.i386: Insufficient space in download directory /var/cache/yum/updates/packages
How do i solve this?