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AppFuse, by default, is configured to be an Eclipse
project. When you run ant new -Dapp.name=yourApp -Ddb.name=yourDatabase you will get the .project and .classpath files to start your project with. However, you will need to make a few easy setting changes in Eclipse (particularly to run Ant). This tutorial shows you how to use Eclipse with AppFuse, but should be applicable to any application based on AppFuse.
- This tutorial is based on Windows XP and Eclipse 3.0 M4 and should work on any platform.
Table of Contents
- [1] Import the project into an Eclipse workspace
- [2] Add J2EE_HOME to Classpath Variables
- [3] Add junit.jar to Ant's classpath
- [4] Add build.xml to Ant View
- [5] Run Ant
- [6] Run JUnit Tests in Eclipse
- [7] Tips for Debugging and UI Editing
Import the project into an Eclipse workspace [#1]
Open Eclipse (either with an existing or a new workspace) and to go File → Import... and selectAttachments:
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| This particular version was published on 06-Nov-2006 13:52:23 MST by RickBerman. |