eagle-i software is available under a BSD 3 license.

Currently, there are a two ways to deploy eagle-i: from scratch (source code) or from pre-built binary files. To make deployment even easier in the future, we anticipate offering eagle-i as a pre-configured virtual machine and via a hosted SaaS (cloud) model.

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Contents

Getting started: for developers

Get the code

Code organization overview

Latest release

(link to svn soon)

Development trunk

(link to svn soon)

Set up a development environment

The eagle-i source code is a multi-module maven project (see code organization). Our code is IDE-agnostic, though we've had a good experience using eclipse with the m2eclipse plugin (standard with the latest version of eclipse):

• After installing m2eclipse, open the eclipse subversion perspective and select "check out as maven project" at the trunk level.
• This will create an eclipse project per maven module
• eagle-i-base contains the root POM. mvn install at this level builds the entire tree.

Alternately, here are some notes on setting up eclipse for GWT debugging from one of our team members.

Browse the Javadocs

Latest release

http://search.eagle-i.net/javadoc

Latest snapshot

http://qa.search.eagle-i.net/javadoc

Get the eagle-i resource ontology

http://code.google.com/p/eagle-i/

Getting started: for system administrators, install from scratch

Download and install the applications.

The first three packages (Repository, SWEET, Institutional search) constitute an eagle-i institutional stack. Central search, identity service and ontology browser are central applications (not necessary for an insitutional server)

Getting started: for system administrators, vm-based

to do

Getting started: hosted eagle-i

to do