Actually, this is quite simple. But a few people asked me because they had some issues when installing the GWPA plugin in eclipse. So here is the way which works for me without any problem.
- Download and install Java (JRE or JDK)
http://www.java.com/de/download/manual.jsp
You can choose either 32bit or 64bit version... - Download and extract eclipse Juno (Make sure that the version is Juno). I prefer the Edition for Java EE Developer
http://eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/juno/sr2
The version you are choosing (32bit or 64bit) has to match your installed Java version (see step 1). - Start eclipse and choose "Help" > "Install new software"
- Use URL to load plugins: https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/juno
Then select only the component "Toolkit for Integration Gateway (GWPA, Developer Edition)" and click on Next.
- eclipse will automatically find out the Dependencies which are required for this component, confirm this and start the installation.
- Accept the upcoming permission message and restart eclipse after successful installation.
- In eclipse open Window > Preferences > OData Development > Integration Gateway
and specify the address of your SMP server plus admin port (default 8083) with user and password. Click on "Test Connection" button to verify that your SMP server can be reached and that the provided user and password are correct.
- Then you can start using the "Integration Gateway Toolkit" by choosing File > New > Other... > OData Development
- You finished installing the GWPA plugin and can start your Service Implementation Project now...
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