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h2. Checkout the sources h2. Create a configuration file
As mentioned in [geasybpmneditor:How to install Geasy BPMN Editor] , a configuration file is needed in order to work properly. Create this configuration file as explained in [geasybpmneditor:How to install Geasy BPMN Editor|../display/geasybpmneditor/How+to+install+Geasy+BPMN+Editor].
If you have a look to the _pom.xml_ located in _\~/geasybpmneditor/client/pom.xml_ you'll notice the use of a variable called ${webeditor.config.path} called: _webeditor.config.path_ (in the "build" section of the pom).This variable should contain the path where your configuration file is located.
In order to set this variable edit maven _setting.xml_ file located in _/home/user/.m2/_ and add the following lines between the <profiles></profiles> tags:
... <webeditor.config.path>/home/user/webeditor/config</webeditor.config.path>
</properties>
</properties>
</profile>
</profiles> </profile>
{code}
*Note:* Don't forget to replace _/home/user/webeditor/config_ with the path where you actually created the _webeditor.configuration.properties_ file
*Note:* Don't forget to replace _/home/user/webeditor/config_ with the path where you actually created the _webeditor.configuration.properties_ file
...{code}
me@puter: ~/geasybpmneditor/client$ mvn gwt:run
me@puter: ~/geasybpmneditor/client$ mvn gwt:run
{code}
{code}That's it.