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Now you should be able to run Odysseus. There are some predefined product-definitions to run Odysseus. Depending on the bundles/folders you checked out before they can differ, but the standard submodule should contain three products:
- Odysseus Server .product - (located in de.uniol.inf.is.odysseus.server.starterproduct) - This is just a server-based instance of Odysseus (without any GUI) which can be used e.g. via a webservice.
- Odysseus Studio 2 (Client) .product - (located in de.uniol.inf.is.odysseus.client.starterproduct) - This is only the client part (GUI), which tries to connect to an Odysseus Server instance via webservice.
- Odysseus Studio 2 (Monolithic).product - (located in de.uniol.inf.is.odysseus.client.starter or de.uniol.inf.is.odysseus.monolithic.feature product ) - This combines server and client into a single product and adds some additional bundles that only work in such a monolithic combination.
For your first run, the easiest way is to start the "Odysseus Studio 2 (Monolithic).product". Open this file and go to the tab "Overview". Click "Synchronize" under "Testing" and afterwards click "Launch an Eclipse application" to run Odysseus (you can alternatively run it in debug mode if you want). When Odysseus Studio (the GUI) comes up, you have to insert some credentials. A default user is "System" and the password is "manager", the tenant can be left empty. Now Odysseus should be up and running.
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