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The following page has been changed by JMeterAdmin: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterEclipse The comment on the change is: Some fixes including new code header ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - '''Navigation trail:''' ["JMeterProjectPages"] - ["JMeterDevelopment"] - ---- This page describes information about using Eclipse to develop JMeter. You don't have to use Eclipse, but many of us do. So here are some tips for getting it set up. - The ["JMeterAndEclipseHowTo"] describes the basics of setting up a JMeter project in Eclipse and configuring Eclipse to run JMeter successfully. (It might be good to move this content into the wiki so that everyone can update it (e.g. Eclipse 2.1 M4 supports multiple output paths). The images would still however need to be hosted elsewhere (I am reasonably certain that this wiki does not support uploading of files).) + The ["JMeterAndEclipseHowTo"] describes the basics of setting up a JMeter project in Eclipse and configuring Eclipse to run JMeter successfully. === Formatting files === In order to match the conventions agreed to by JMeter committers in January 2003 (see [http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg03176.html the mailing list archive]) the following settings are recommended. These settings are in Eclipse 2.1.1 -- earlier or later versions probably have similar settings, but possibly in different places. @@ -20, +18 @@ * Insert tabs for indentation, not spaces ('''deselected''') * Number of spaces representing an indentation level: 4 * In Java | Code Generation, use patterns similar to the following in the "Code and Comments" section: + * Code | New Java files, see http://www.apache.org/legal/src-headers.html#headers for the boilerplate to be used. - - ;Code | New Java files:: Insert the Apache license here. You can find the license at [http://www.apache.org/LICENSE]. Replace the year with ${year}, and Eclipse will use the current year automatically. * In Java | Editor, use the following settings: * Print margin column: 80 * Show print margin ('''selected''') (This way you can see where 80 columns is at when writing code and comments.) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
