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After clicking "Next", select all needed projects.The source code folder has the following subfolders:
- application: this folder contains all applications that use Odysseus or provide any data like generators.
- client: contains all bundles that run on the client and don't have any dependencies to the server directly. It mainly offers the GUI.
- common: this holds common stuff und and utilities that are needed on both server and client. Common does not have any dependencies to other folders like server, client...
- monolithic: this folder contains bundles that will only work in a monolithic system where server and client are the same product
- resource: possibly some resources for the bundle, but probably empty. The resources are part of the target platform and are downloaded automatically by Eclipse when settings the target platform.
- server: this is the server part of Odysseus and contains Odysseus main functionalities. Except of common, it does not have any dependencies to other folders. It does not have any GUI or client functionalities.
- test: contains stuff for testing and benchmarkingtooling: contains primarily tools for the build controlling (Jenkins)
Furthermore, each main folder has different subfolders. Each subfolder normally contains a certain functionality or a dedicated extension (aka plugin for Odysseus).
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