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Please see Fineract.Apache.org for more links and information. - Fineract PMC On Tue, Jul 22, 2025 at 9:13 AM Villain empire <villainempire...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Sir/Ma'am, > Instructions provided by you are not working while i'm trying to run local > development server of mifos. > Can you help me out to setup mifos backend on local development server in > an IDE. > Below are the instructions provided by mifos on their github. > > INSTRUCTIONS: How to run and debug in Eclipse IDE > It is possible to run Fineract in Eclipse IDE and also to debug Fineract > using Eclipse's debugging facilities. To do this, you need to create the > Eclipse project files and import the project into an Eclipse workspace: > > Create Eclipse project files into the Fineract project by running > ./gradlew cleanEclipse eclipse > Import the fineract-provider project into your Eclipse workspace > (File->Import->General->Existing Projects into Workspace, choose root > directory fineract/fineract-provider) > Do a clean build of the project in Eclipse (Project->Clean...) > Run / debug Fineract by right clicking on > org.apache.fineract.ServerApplication class and choosing Run As / Debug As > -> Java Application. All normal Eclipse debugging features (breakpoints, > watchpoints etc) should work as expected. > If you change the project settings (dependencies etc) in Gradle, you > should redo step 1 and refresh the project in Eclipse. > > You can also use Eclipse Junit support to run tests in Eclipse (Run > As->Junit Test) > > Finally, modifying source code in Eclipse automatically triggers hot code > replace to a running instance, allowing you to immediately test your changes >
