oodt 1.1

Quick Instructions

As a user with administrative privileges, run either:

pip oodt

or:

easy_install oodt

depending on what’s available on your system. You’re done!

Full Instructions

Agile OODT requires the Python programming language. We recommend version 2.4 or later. As of this writing, 2.7 is the latest stable version. If Python is not yet installed on your system, you can find binary and and source distributions from the Python website.

To test if a correct version of Python is available on your system, run:

python -V

You should see output similar to:

Python 2.7

indicating the version of Python installed. You may then proceed to install Agile OODT.

By far the easiest, recommended, and encouraged way to install Agile OODT is either with Pip or EasyInstall. If your Python installation has either of these installers available to it, then one command is all you need to run in order to download, build, install, and generate command-line tools all in one go for all users on your system. For Pip users, it’s:

pip oodt

And for EasyInstall users, it’s:

easy_install oodt

Be sure to run that command as an administrative user. For example, on Mac OS X and other Unix systems, you might need to run either of:

sudo pip oodt
sudo easy_install oodt

For More Information

Visit any of the following links for additional information, to ask questions, report bugs, and so forth:

OODT Home Page

http://oodt.apache.org/

Mailing List for OODT Development

mailto:dev@oodt.apache.org

Package Page (Cheese Shop)

http://pypi.python.org/pypi/oodt/

Issue Tracker (submit bug reports here)

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OODT

0.2 - Current

This is the current release of Agile OODT, representing its migration from the Apache Incubator to a full-fledged top-level Apache project.

0.1-incubating - Initial Apache Release

This release marks the induction of Agile OODT into the Apache Software Foundation’s Incubator.