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[AppFuse], by default, is configured to be an [Eclipse|http://www.eclipse.org] project. When you do __ant new -Dapp.name=''yourApp'' -Ddb.name=''youDatabase''__ you will get the .project and .classpath files to start your project with. However, you will need to make a few setting changes in Eclipse to run Ant.

[AppFuse], by default, is configured to be an [Eclipse|http://www.eclipse.org] project. When you do __ant new -Dapp.name=''yourApp'' -Ddb.name=''youDatabase''__ you will get the .project and .classpath files to start your project with. However, you will need to make a few setting changes in Eclipse to run [Ant|http://jakarta.apache.org/ant].

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;:''This tutorial is based on Windows XP and Eclipse 3.0 M4, and ''should'' work on any platform.

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Adding junit.jar to Ant's classpath is pretty easy. Open Eclipse and go to Window → Preferences. Navigate to Ant → Runtime and you should a window similar to the one below.

[ant-runtime.png]

You will need to add the __additional classpath entry__ in the bottom pane. If you have Ant installed, and junit.jar in it's ''lib'' directory, I'd use that. Otherwise, you can use the junit.jar file in the lib/junit3.8.1 directory.

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