Re: [Rails-devel] Need help with Eclipse java/git setup - Java Setup

[Dave M. <da...@mi...>]

Thanks,
         setting the Main Class was the most important piece of the puzzle.

I was able to run an instance of an 1830 game last night.
I've never actually played a game on Rails 
before, so I had to stumble around with the Stock Round interface.
It could use some more explanation and prompting.

I built into New York city with the Central.  And 
while I was unable to token the NH base, I could 
put a token on the southern NY space while not 
being connected.  Looking though the bug reports 
it does seem that the connectivity code has some issues.

Next I have to find my way around where the Java 
code is supposed to be accessed in Eclipse.

The funny thing is that I've been using Eclipse 
on a Linux system editing Java code for the past 
year, but it was heavily tailored for a specific product environment.

Dave.

On 6/12/2017 12:28 PM, Martin Brumm wrote:
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>Subject: Re: [Rails-devel] Need help with Eclipse java/git setup - Java Setup
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>Am 11.06.2017 um 18:50 schrieb Dave Mitton:
>>I need a walk through or a pointer to how to 
>>configure an Eclipse Java "project" and how to 
>>setup the git relationship to sf.net.
>>
>>So far, I tried:
>>
>>- downloaded the jar, expanded it, - but 
>>Eclipse doesn't recognize any sort of project 
>>in there.  I don't know what it's looking for.
>>
>>- I tried several variations of using the git 
>>dialogs to pull from SourceForge, and the one that finally succeeded
>>didn't find anything in there either. (I'm starting with 2.0.RC1)
>>
>>
>>My current goal is to have a set of code that I 
>>can build/run/debug and checkin changes to a private branch.
>>But I don't know the right magic in this environment.
>>
>>Dave.
>>more of a Turtle Mercurial veteran....
>
>Please make sure your setup inside eclipse is like the following:
>
>...
>
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>You should then be able to build/debug the 
>project by using the eclipse mechanismns.
>
>If you click on the green symbol to run the 
>application it might ask you for the main class location:
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>
>...
>
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>Once you have successfully launched the 
>application "RunGame", just click on the debug 
>(left of the run button) and your eclipse view 
>should switch from java to debug window mode.
>
>If you have more questions, feel free.
>
>Regards
>
>Martin
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