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I had problems installing 3.0.0.M3 on my mac. IMO, it's not very straightforward. Here are the steps I used to install it. I hope it helps anyone else who may have problems.
First, my Mac specifics:
- Java 1.6
- Mac OS X Ver. 10.5.4
- 64 bit
Steps Used:
1.) Download the TOS-All-V3.0.0M3 Windows 32, Unix, Linux (GTK based) version (named: TOS-All-r17341-V3.0.0M3.zip after download for me).
2.) Double click the zip file on your desktop to decompress it.
3.) Next, open the folder and double click the TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon.tar.gz file to uncompress it.
4.) Open up a Terminal window, you should be in your home directory, and type: chmod -R 777 TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon. This will make sure that ALL of the files are executable. You should probably do 755 instead of 777, but I just wanted to make sure there were no permission issues. Close the Terminal window.
5.) Next, open the TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon that appeared after step 3.
If you are running Java 1.6 by default, like I am, then you need to do the following. Otherwise, skip down to step 9.
6.) Right click on the TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon file (it should have an Eclipse icon next to it) and choose "Show Package Contents" from the menu.
7.) Open up the Contents -> Info.plist file.
8.) Scroll down to the bottom of the file and you will see a key called Eclipse. It has an node and says in the comment block: "to use a specific Java version (instead of the platform's default) uncomment one of the following options:". I uncommented out the following line: -vm/System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.5.0/Commands/java and then saved the file and closed it.
9.) Next copy the configuration, features, plugins and workspace directory into the TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon root directory where the TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon.app (Eclipse icon) application file is located.
10.) Double click the TalendOpenStudio-macosx-carbon.app (Eclipse icon) application file and it should start up.
Maybe this was self explanatory to the other Mac users out there, but it wasn't to me. Took me almost 2 hrs to get this working right.
Hope it helps someone.
Hey everyone!
Here is what I've been using for the past few months. Simply place this .app file into your TOS / TIS installation directory and double click it!
Your distance may vary! This isn't support, just something I've been using.=)
http://www.speedyshare.com/627279950.html
Hey everyone!
Here is what I've been using for the past few months. Simply place this .app file into your TOS / TIS installation directory and double click it!
Your distance may vary! This isn't support, just something I've been using.=)
http://www.speedyshare.com/627279950.html