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__WARNING:__ If you're using the internal version of Ant, you may get an error message like the one below:

Now if you run the "compile" target and then refresh the project (right-click on project → Refresh) you shouldn't see any errors in the "Problems" pane. You should now be able to compile and create classes as you normally would. Sometimes when my imports aren't resolving correctly in Eclipse, I do have to run Project → Clean in Eclipse.

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!!Run JUnit Tests in Eclipse [#6]

It's also possible to run your JUnit tests in Eclipse. I should note that if you're running an ActionTest, you'll need to execute "ant deploy-test-war" and then start Tomcat before running them. To configure Eclipse to run AppFuse's JUnit Tests, all you need to do is define a J2EE_HOME variable. To do this, go to Window → Preferences → Java → Classpath Variables. Add a new variable called J2EE_HOME and point it to the location where you have the [J2EE SDK|http://java.sun.com/j2ee/download.html#sdk] installed. AppFuse already has its classpath configured (in the .classpath file) to include J2EE_HOME/lib/j2ee.jar.

!!Run JUnit Tests in Eclipse [#5]

It's also possible to run your JUnit tests in Eclipse. But before running them, you need to run the "test-all" target. This will set the classpath and files for testing. After "test-all" completes, refresh the project.

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Also, before running any JUnit Tests in Eclipse, you need to run "ant test-all" from the command line. After you have successfully done so, in Eclipse open a test you'd like to run (i.e. UserDaoTest) and go to Run → Debug As → JUnit Test. If this doesn't work, make sure you have AppFuse 1.0.1+

After you have successfully done so, in Eclipse open a test you'd like to run (i.e. UserDaoTest) and go to Run → Debug As → JUnit Test. If this doesn't work, I'd suggest just using the command line - i.e. ant test-dao -Dtestcase=UserDAO. I've spent countless hours trying to get AppFuse tests to run in Eclipse and whenever I figure out a formula to make things work - it quits working the next time. Running tests from the command line always works. ;-)

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!!Tips for Debugging and UI Editing [#7]

!!Tips for Debugging and UI Editing [#5]

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