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To see the version mapping go to: https://www.eclipse.org/papyrus/download.html

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Installing Eclipse

• Eclipse “Photon” Modeling Tools package version 4.8 can 8 can be downloaded from here:
  https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/release/photon/r/eclipse-modeling-tools
• Select the download link that is appropriate for the machine on which you will be making the install, i.eex. "Windows 64-bit".
• This results in the download of a zip file.
• Extract the contents of the zip file to wherever you would like to install Eclipse. On a PC, "Program Files" is always a good option.
• The content of the extracted files should look something like this:

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• Papyrus Photon version 4.0.0 can be downloaded from here: https://www.eclipse.org/papyrus/download.html
• Scroll down the page, click on the right side of the page and select: "Previous Releases Update Sites", and copy the URL of the update site for "Papyrus Photon 4.0.0 " and select "Download Page". This takes you to "Papyrus Update Site for Photon"Copy the URL of the update site to which it takes you. Should be something like:  https://downloadarchive.eclipse.org/modeling/mdt/papyrus/updates/releases/photon/
• Now go back into Eclipse and select "Help"→"Install new software". An "Available Software" screen comes up.
• Paste the URL of the update site into the "Work with:" box and hit enter.
• There should be multiple "Papyrus" related packages available to install. Select only the box: "Papyrus" and make sure the others are not selected.:Image Modified
  
  
• Click "Next". The installation will check for dependencies and requirements. You will get a screen indicating what will be installed:
  
  • Papyrus for UML
  • Papyrus for UML Developer Resources
• Click "Next". The install will then prompt you to "Accept" the license agreement.
• Once accepted, you can select "Finish" and the installation process continues.
• Note: The installation might take a while, and perhaps even appear to hang for a while. You can see install progress in the lower right hand corner of Eclipse the progress on the install .
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• When the installation is finished, restart Eclipse to begin to use Papyrus. You may get a popup asking if you want to restart.
• Go to "Window"→"Perspective"→"Open Perspective"→"Other" and select Papyrus. You will now be in the Papyrus Perspective perspective where you can begin to use Papyrus.

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• To verify you have the correct version of Papyrus, first go to "Help" → → "About Eclipse".
• You should see something that looks like this:
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• Click on INSTALLATION DETAILS "Installation Details" to see something like these:
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Installing GenDoc within Eclipse

• In Eclipse, go to "Help" → "Install new software". An "Available Software" screen comes up.
• Paste the GenDoc site http://download.eclipse.org/gendoc/updates/releases/0.6.0/ in the "Work with" section and hit enter.
• The "gendoc" package should show. Select this package and hit "Next".
  
  
  
• Follow the instructions to complete the installation. Note: You may get a warning message about installing software that contains unsigned content - select "Install anyway".
• When the installation is finished, restart Eclipse to begin to use GenDoc

Checking the version of GenDoc

• To verify you have the correct version of GenDoc, first go to "Help"→ "About Eclipse".
• You should see something that looks like this:
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• Click on "Installation Details" to see something like these:
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Using the ONAP Model with Gerrit

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