Lesiecki Nicholas wrote:
>Thank you Jon, Vince, and Simon for replying so promptly! I
>am sure that's my problem. Now, does anyone know why
>synching with my repository resulted in every single file
>in my project having an "outgoing change"?
>
>
How did you create the project?
Normally, if th
Thank you Jon, Vince, and Simon for replying so promptly! I
am sure that's my problem. Now, does anyone know why
synching with my repository resulted in every single file
in my project having an "outgoing change"?
Cheers,
Nick
--- Jon Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you are not in the java
You need to make sure you are in the Java Perspective (use the
Window-Open Perspective to get it), then you will have a "Run-Run as" on
the menu bar, or a little running dude icon on the toolbar.
I imagine you are in the Resource Perspective, which is the initial
default. Close it once you have
Nick,
Make sure you have selected the Java Perspective. I'm guessing you're in
the Resource Perspective. Use Window->Open Perspective->Other.. and
select Java. (Alternatively click the icon on the top left immediately below
the toolbar that looks like a spreadsheet with a + symbol, and choose
Hello all, after a quick install, I decided I wanted to
test Eclipse by running a simple main method. I cannot
figure out how to do it. The Run menu has only one item
>External Tools>Configure... the docs clearly indicate that
I'm supposed to have a >Run As>Java option on the menu. Is
there some s
