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To get the OpenSAML code, if necessary:

1. Check out the OpenSAML project (see Source Code Access).

2. Change to the opensaml-parent directory.

3. Build and install the project using 'mvn -DskipTests -Dmaven.javadoc.disable=1 clean install'. If you want to include the unit testing or javadoc phases, adjust accordingly.

To get the Identity Provider code:

1. Check out the Identity Provider project (see Source Code Access).

2. Change to the idp-parent directory.

3. Build and install the project using 'mvn -DskipTests -Dmaven.javadoc.disable=1 clean install'. If you want to include the unit testing or javadoc phases, adjust accordingly.

Now you can begin working with the project in whatever development environment you choose.

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To get the OpenSAML code:

1. Check out the OpenSAML project (see Source Code Access). Note, this "top-level" project isn't a Java project so it won't show up in the Package Explorer.

2. In the Package Explorer right click and select Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven Project and select opensaml-parent as the root directory.

To get the Identity Provider code:

1. Check out the Identity Provider project (see Source Code Access). Note, this "top-level" project isn't a Java project so it won't show up in the Package Explorer.

2. In the Package Explorer right click and select Import -> Maven -> Existing Maven Project and select idp-parent as the root directory.

The java-idp-testbed project can also be checked out and imported, and it contains an Eclipse launch script to run the testbed as a Java application.

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