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Twbarney: /* Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box = */

2010-06-15T13:16:57Z

Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box =

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	You can end up in a mess with the class path, since ant has one way of managing the class path, whereas Eclipse has a second. So things that work in Eclipse can fail in the ant targets.		You can end up in a mess with the class path, since ant has one way of managing the class path, whereas Eclipse has a second. So things that work in Eclipse can fail in the ant targets.

	~~===~~= Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box ~~====~~=		= Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box =

	== install eclipse Galileo EE ==		== install eclipse Galileo EE ==

Twbarney: /* Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box */

2010-06-15T13:16:22Z

Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box

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	You can end up in a mess with the class path, since ant has one way of managing the class path, whereas Eclipse has a second. So things that work in Eclipse can fail in the ant targets.		You can end up in a mess with the class path, since ant has one way of managing the class path, whereas Eclipse has a second. So things that work in Eclipse can fail in the ant targets.

	=== Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box ===		==== Setting up eclipse and DiscoverEd on a windows box =====


	== install eclipse Galileo EE ==		== install eclipse Galileo EE ==

Twbarney: added ROUGH instructions to setting up eclipse and discovedEd on windows box

2010-06-15T13:15:43Z

added ROUGH instructions to setting up eclipse and discovedEd on windows box

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 You can end up in a mess with the class path, since ant has one way of managing the class path, whereas Eclipse has a second. So things that work in Eclipse can fail in the ant targets.
 FIXME: Write more problems and solutions here.
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Paulproteus at 13:04, 15 June 2010

2010-06-15T13:04:57Z

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	FIXME: Write more problems and solutions here.		FIXME: Write more problems and solutions here.

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Paulproteus: /* Eclipse = */

2010-06-13T14:25:03Z

Eclipse =

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	== Eclipse ===		== Eclipse ==

	If you use Eclipse, you'll be pleased to know that the repository contains an Eclipse project file. To get going, choose "Create a new project from existing sources." This should import all that is necessary into Eclipse.		If you use Eclipse, you'll be pleased to know that the repository contains an Eclipse project file. To get going, choose "Create a new project from existing sources." This should import all that is necessary into Eclipse.

Paulproteus at 14:24, 13 June 2010

2010-06-13T14:24:15Z

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	~~To start using~~ Eclipse ~~on another computer, you'll need to go File > Import and specify the root directory in the repo~~		== Eclipse ===

	~~(We actually haven~~'~~t totally checked~~ that ~~this works yet~~.)		If you use Eclipse, you'll be pleased to know that the repository contains an Eclipse project file. To get going, choose "Create a new project from existing sources." This should import all that is necessary into Eclipse.

			=== Eclipse, Nutch, and the class path ===

			You can end up in a mess with the class path, since ant has one way of managing the class path, whereas Eclipse has a second. So things that work in Eclipse can fail in the ant targets.

			FIXME: Write more problems and solutions here.

Dithyramble: Created page with 'To start using Eclipse on another computer, you'll need to go File > Import and specify the root directory in the repo (We actually haven't totally checked that this works yet.)'

2010-06-07T18:15:15Z

Created page with 'To start using Eclipse on another computer, you'll need to go File > Import and specify the root directory in the repo (We actually haven't totally checked that this works yet.)'

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To start using Eclipse on another computer, you'll need to go File > Import and specify the root directory in the repo

(We actually haven't totally checked that this works yet.)