In short, this application is using pulls data about airports from a Cloudant database and displays their location in a simple list, sorted by distance.

1. Check actual version with the following command: java -version. If it is not installed:
   • Link to download
   • Installation guide
2. Check environmental variables are set properly with command :
   • Set JAVA_HOME variable.
   • Set Path variable for the installed jdk bin folder.

1. Link to download
2. Installation guide

This part describes how to download, build and start AirportsApp

You can clone/download directly this repository

1. If you have git bash, you can clone with the following command: ~$ git clone https://github.com/mojito317/cloudant.git
2. If not, you can download the zipped project directly from this link. You have to unzip it before further steps.

1. Open command prompt/terminal and change folder to where you downloaded the program: cd [place of download]/cloudant
2. Clean, install and build the program with the help of maven: mvn clean dependency:copy-dependencies install package
   • If everything went well you must get a message with BUILD SUCCESS in it, something like this:

1. Open project from IntelliJ: File >> Open >> Search for [place of download]/cloudant/pom.xml >> OK
2. Click on Maven on the right side of your window. 3. Click on airports>>Lifecycle>>clean 4. Click on airports>>Lifecycle>>compile

1. Run Main class with three double numbers.

• The first number represents the radius,
• the second the latitude
• the third the longitude
• E. g. when we want 5 degree radius, from 53.630389 degree latitude and 9.988228 degree longitude we should type the following: java -cp "target/*;target/dependency/*" apps.Main 5.0 53.630389 9.988228

1. Right click on the Main class (left side of your window)
   1. Run Main.main()
2. Click on Run>>Edit configurations and set the arguments of the main application in field Program arguments to three double numbers:

• The first number represents the radius,
• the second the latitude
• the third the longitude
• E. g. when we want 5 degree radius, from 53.630389 degree latitude and 9.988228 degree longitude we should type the following: 5.0 53.630389 9.988228

3. Repeat the first step