| Setting default classpath folders [message #52473] |
Fri, 15 April 2005 16:33  |
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Originally posted by: barry.sveeconsulting.com
I'm at a client site where most of the people use IDEA and with that tool
they can add folders to their classpath, which are required in order to
run their applications and JUnit tests. When I use Eclipse, I have to
manually set up each JUnit test and application with its own configuration
and add an extra classpath folder under "User Entries", otherwise their
framework cannot find the necessary resources.
This is a pain having to click through all of the menus to set up the two
classpath folders. I cannot add these to the build path or include
environment variables with the path, otherwise the build chokes.
Is there any way that I can add folders that are always included by
default in the runtime/debug classpath? Again, it is not possible to add
them to the build classpath without making Eclipse halt building the
project.
Thanks!
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| Re: Setting default classpath folders [message #52661 is a reply to message #52473] |
Fri, 15 April 2005 21:26  |
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Originally posted by: wegener.cboenospam.com
You can copy existing launch configurations from the Run/Debug dialog.
Select a launch config that is alread setup, right click and select
Duplicate. You will have to enter test case specific information however,
so this may not help you.
Barry Svee wrote:
> I'm at a client site where most of the people use IDEA and with that tool
> they can add folders to their classpath, which are required in order to
> run their applications and JUnit tests. When I use Eclipse, I have to
> manually set up each JUnit test and application with its own configuration
> and add an extra classpath folder under "User Entries", otherwise their
> framework cannot find the necessary resources.
> This is a pain having to click through all of the menus to set up the two
> classpath folders. I cannot add these to the build path or include
> environment variables with the path, otherwise the build chokes.
> Is there any way that I can add folders that are always included by
> default in the runtime/debug classpath? Again, it is not possible to add
> them to the build classpath without making Eclipse halt building the
> project.
> Thanks!
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