Date: 2004-12-28T06:20:04 Editor: TorstenSchlabach Wiki: Cocoon Wiki Page: LoadInEclipse URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/LoadInEclipse
no comment Change Log: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -159,7 +159,17 @@ * Import the Cocoon project into your workspace according to the section ''Eclipse, its workspace and how to import a project'' * Go to the External Tools dialogue by clicking on the External Tools button (it's a right pointing triangle on a green circle with a red tool case) - * +attachment:eclipse-cocoon-setup-01.jpg + + * Give your external tool a name such as ''Build Cocoon'' and use the ''Browse'' button to choose the build.bat or build.sh file and set the working directory to the Cocoon source directory. + +attachment:eclipse-cocoon-setup-02.jpg + + * Turn over to the ''Refresh'' tab and make sure you configure Eclipse to do a refresh of its view of the source (and binary) tree after the build. + +attachment:eclipse-cocoon-setup-03.jpg + +''Note'': This again is something very ''eclipsy'': Probably for performance reasons Eclipse has a very strong caching of file system contents and is heavily relying on the assumption that during development all changes to the file system will happen through the Eclipse workbench itself, either by the user editing or the compiler building any output files. As the external Ant build breaks this assumption the refresh is needed to make sure Eclipse is in synch again after the build. === Running Cocoon Jetty from within Eclipse ===
