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What is an Education Systems VM


A Education Systems VM is a virtual Windows 7 PC that is fully pre-configured with all the standard software tools that a software developer will need for developing software.

The hardware/software specifications for the virtual Windows 7 PC are as follows:

  • HARDWARE

    Description

    Configuration

    Operating System

    Microsoft Windows 7 (64 bit)

    Number of CPUs

    2

    Total memory

    8 GB

    Hard drive

    128 GB

  • SOFTWARE

    Installed Software

    7-zip 9.20 x64

    Apache maven 3.0.5

    Apache tomcat 7.0.29

    CertAid 1.0.0

    CollabNetSubversion client 1.7.9-1

    Firefox 21.0

    Gaim 1.5.0

    gnu

    Internet Explorer Google toolbar

    Java SE Development Kit 6u27

    McAfee Virus Scan 8.8-p2

    myEclipse Professional 2013

    Notepad++ 6.3.3

    OpenSSL 1.0.1e x64

    Oracle OC4J 10.1.3.5.0 application server

    Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010

    MIT securecrtfx 70 x64

    SQLDeveloper 3.2.20.09.87 x64

    Tortoise SVN 1.7.12.24070 x64

    WinMerge 2.12.4

Request a ES developer VM

Send an email to csf-support@mit.edu using the subject line: Request for a VM.

Connecting to a ES developer VM

Configure a ES developer VM

  1. Open the file: C:\Users\esuser\AppData\Roaming\Subversion\config for editing.

    Find the line: 
    ssh=C:/program Files/TortoiseSVN/bin/TortoisePlink.exe
    and change it to: 
    ssh=C:/program Files/TortoiseSVN/bin/TortoisePlink.exe -l <username> -pw <password>
    where <username> is your Kerberos Principal and <password> is your Kerberos password.

    When you are satisfied that everything is correct, SAVE YOUR CHANGES.
  1. Open the file: C:\oracle-oc4j-10.1.3.5.0-server\j2ee\home\config\datasorces.xml for editing.

    Find the 2 lines: 
    user="<DBusername>"
password="<DBpassword>"
    and change <DBusername> to your database user name and change <DBpassword> to your database password.  The DBusername and DBpassword are different from your Kerberos username and Kerberos password.
    If you don't know what username and password to use, ask your team leader.
  2. Open the file: C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\apache-tomcat-7.0.29\conf\context.xml for editing.

    Find the 2 lines: 
    user="<DBusername>"
password="<DBpassword>"
    and change <DBusername> to your database user name and change <DBpassword> to your database password.  The DBusername and DBpassword are different from your Kerberos username and Kerberos password.
    If you don't know what username and password to use, ask your team leader.
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