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1. Follow step-by-step installation instructions at https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Step+by+Step+Installation+for+Developers
2. When you are setting up your OpenMRS environment, if you need help, don't hesitate to get in touch. Here are some tips:
   
   1. You will need to install the JDK (currently Glassfish3), Eclipse (currently Indigo), Eclipse add-ins from the marketplace (subclipse, maven, maven subclipse integration, run jetty run. NOTE: The maven sublipse integration is no longer supported and may not work with the newest version of subclipse. If so, try the Subversive plug-ins instead), maven. For now you don't need to install Tomcat.
   2. With Eclipse, you need to edit eclipse.ini to add the following 2 lines at the top:
      
      1. -vm
      2. c:/Program Files/glassfish3/jdk/jre/bin/javaw.exe
   3. If you have earlier versions of the JRE on the machine, you need to go to Preferences>>Java and change the JRE to the glassfish location.
   4. When you are first importing, use Import from SVN, but just go far enough to identify the OpenMRS SVN repository (http://svn.openmrs.org), then continue via Import Maven Project using Source Control. You will have to install a number of adapters when you download projects for the first time, just go with the flow.
3. Make sure your standalone Maven and Eclipse maven are using the same repository. Install maven first and take the default (~/.m2/repository on xnix, c:\documents and settings\<username>\.m2\repository on Windows), then check the maven preferences to see what Eclipse is using
4. Include the following 3 projects in your Eclipse workspace: JSSLab module trunk http://svn.openmrs.org/openmrs-modules/jsslab/, OpenMRS 1.8.x branch, webservices.rest module 0.8 branch.
5. You will have to install the webservices.rest files into your local maven repository. See https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Requiring+another+module+in+your+module in the section Installing omod to a local repo. You do not need to do the other steps, they are already included in what you check out.
6. You will need to run OpenMRS from your workspace via Jetty. This is because of a not-yet-released fix needed to map the LabTestResults table. If you have installed Tomcat, you will need to stop the service to be able to run Jetty.

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(You can find the file in target folder of omod)

Another option is to change webservices to 1.0 and logic to 0.5.1 in the pom.xml

b. Test is failing

We know that jsslab is not passing test as of now and Roger is working on that. 

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