Invisible Battlefields game uses the SDDL software, part of the ContextNet project from PUC-Rio.

To install and run the servers for this game you will need an Ubuntu VM.
Doing this with Vagrant the installation can be pretty easy.
- First, install Virtualbox and Vagrant in your machine.
- Second, at the git clone directory, type:

    vagrant up

Done, in a few minutes the VM should be running with all services installed.
- Vagrant allows you to easily destroy and recreate a VM.
When recreated, the VM will be totally reconfigured:

    vagrant status
    vagrant destroy
    vagrant up
    vagrant reload
    vagrant provision

• Note: This VM is designated to code execution only, not to the development process. So, do not edit any files through the VM, use it only as a headless server (no GUI) to run the Gateway, Core Server and Web Server.
  As a shared directory for files exchange between the host and the VM remember that the git clone directory is mapped to the VM /vagrant directory. The git clone root directory is the local directory (host) and the /vagrant is the remote directory (VM).

- Accessing the VM:

    vagrant ssh

- Using the aliases to run the services:

    gateway
    registry-server-dev
    registry-server
    ibf-server-dev
    ibf-server

- The Registry Web Console interface will be accessible at:

    http://ibf.vm
    or
    http://10.10.10.11

To contribute with this project and edit/visualize the source code in Eclipse you will need to run a script with the Play Framework that will prepare the git clone directory to be used in the Eclipse workspace.
- Inside the directory script, run eclipsify:

    cd script
    ./eclipsify.sh

- If you need to install Java:

    sudo script/java-dl.sh

The JAVA_HOME environment variable must be exported to Java version 7.
The PATH environment variable must give preference in load order to $JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH so that the java and javac commands are version 7:

    export JAVA_HOME="/opt/java"
    export PATH="$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH"

It is recommended that when importing the project to workspace you do not copy (do not check the copy option) so any git update can be immediately reflected into your Eclipse environment.

People

• André Mac Dowell <adowell@inf.puc-rio.br>
• Ivan Xavier Araújo de Lima <ilima@inf.puc-rio.br>
• Rogério Carvalho Schneider <rschneider@inf.puc-rio.br>
• Markus Endler <endler@inf.puc-rio.br>