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1. Check out the ole project from SVN. See: OLE Subversion Projects and Branches
2. Per OLE Build Process Overview - Archive, copy the build/external/home/ole-build.properties to your user home directory.
   • Customize this file as needed for your own environment. See OLE Configuration Properties - Retire for more information on the properties which can be used in this file.
   • This is also where you would configure your database connections. This could point to a local satellite database or the central development Oracle database schema:

     JDBC URL:	jdbc:oracle:thin:@oracle.ole.kuali.org:1521:XE
     Username:	OLELOCAL

3. Run the dist-local Ant target of the ole project.
   • This will build certain configuration files and copy them into external configuration directories as well as into the master source directory. (ole/work/src)
4. Within Eclipse, refresh the project. (Select the project in the Project Explorer view and press F5 or right-click and select Refresh from the popup menu.)
   • This ensures that Eclipse notices the updated files from dist-local and copies them to the work/web-root/WEB-INF/classes directory where they need to be for running the local version of the application.
5. Start up the server. This can be done within Eclipse if you followed the configuration instructions in OLE Development Environment Setup - Retire as covered in the latest dev guide., or by running the appropriate startup script in work/tomcat/tomcat/bin.
   • After startup (which can take between 30-90 seconds, depending on the speed of your system), the server will be accessible at: http://localhost:8080/ole-local/portal.do

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