Click "Create", enter "xmlp" in "Name", and click "Finish":. In the "Navigator" view, expand "xmlp", right-click on "xmlp" and select "Team > Share Project > Git > Next". Enter "xmlp" as "Project name" and select "Samples > XML PARSE > Finish". In the "Elastic COBOL" perspective of the IDE, select "File > New > COBOL Project". Expanding "user" should give you something similar to:. Click "Add Entry", enter "user.name" in "Key" and enter "Elastic Bot" ( substitute your name). Click "Add Entry", enter "user.email" in "Key" and ( substitute your Bitbucket email id). In the Elastic COBOL IDE, select "Windows > Preferences > Team > Git > Configuration". At the top of the Bitbucket page, click "Create", and enter the following information, and click "Create repository". Click "Sign up" and you will receive an email that includes a confirmation link that you must click to activate your account:. Go to and click "Sign up" (top right of the page).
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