When I receive an Eclipse project as an archive, I can easily import the archived project into Eclipse. Let me show you how. ► All Eclipse Tricks Share this:
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Sometimes, I want to export a project from Eclipse, for backup or to share it. I prefer more sophisticated methods, such as version control, but it never hurts to know the basic tools available. ► All Eclipse Tricks Share this:
Eclipse – Export Project to ZIP
When I build an app, at some point I want to export it as an executable. A simple way is to create an executable JAR file, which can be run from the console or simply by double click on most modern OSs. Eclipse makes this easy for me. Let me […]
Eclipse – Export Runnable JAR
Static imports are very nice, especially in tests, when working with JUnit, Hamcrest, Mockito, or the like. It comes in very handy, when Eclipse can automatically add these imports for you if you only type the desired method’s name. This requires a little configuration. I show you! ► All Eclipse […]
Eclipse – Automatic Static Imports
Adding JUnit as a dependency to an Eclipse Java Project is easy, because Eclipse brings a JUnit distribution along. I show you how to reference it from you project. ► All Eclipse Tricks: http://goo.gl/JGUGrG ► Let’s Develop! http://letsdeveloper.com ► Don’t Miss an Episode: http://goo.gl/whzDi1 «Eclipse» An integrated development environment (IDE). […]
Eclipse – Add JUnit to Java Projects
Did you know you can access GitHub via SVN? While preparing my 1st Legacy Code Retreat, I was looking for a way to checkout a subfolder of a GitHub repository, when I stumbled across a post on StackOverflow. For example, I can checkout only the “src” folder of my “foo” […]