You need at least:
Fire up a command window. Do something like:
rem or wherever you do your development... cd c:\ mkdir svn cd svn rem this will take long, Gump is a big download! svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/gump/branches/Gump3 gump3 cd gump3 rem ...this should show some useful help output... bash gump help rem ...this will show you prerequisite failures... bash gump test rem ...this will show database errors... bash gump run rem so lets install a database rem you can create a database using: mysqldbadmin [-u root -p] create gump rem create a "gump" user with permissions to the "gump" database first rem (e.g. using MySql Administrator), and then mysql -u root -p gump < gumpdb/src/sql/gump3-database-definition.sql rem cross your fingers! It might work... bash gump run |
There is some more stuff you need in addition to bash, python and svn. The script will attempt to inform you about that. Try and do what it says. Once you get stuck (no doubt there'll be unixisms), let us know!