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** File | Import... | Maven | Existing Maven Projects | ** File | Import... | Maven | Existing Maven Projects | ||
* Select root directory to be the 'java' directory | * Select root directory to be the 'java' directory | ||
* Uncheck the 'fantacyreactor' project and the 'Add project(s) to working set' options and click 'Finish' (see below) | * Uncheck the 'fantacyreactor' project and the 'Add project(s) to working set' options and click 'Finish' (see below). NOTE: There is now also a fantacyweb-tomcat project which should be added. | ||
[[File:FFL2-eclipse-maven-project-import.png]] | [[File:FFL2-eclipse-maven-project-import.png]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:24, 14 February 2016
- Make sure JDK 1.8 is installed
- Start Eclipse (e.g. /opt/eclipse/eclipse) and set the workspace to fantacy/java/ffl_workspace (this will be a new folder)
- Make sure JDK 1.8 is set as the workspace default JRE
- Window | Preferences | Java | Installed JREs
- Install the Subclipse plugin
- Go to the workbench (link at top right)
- Import the projects as follows
- File | Import... | Maven | Existing Maven Projects
- Select root directory to be the 'java' directory
- Uncheck the 'fantacyreactor' project and the 'Add project(s) to working set' options and click 'Finish' (see below). NOTE: There is now also a fantacyweb-tomcat project which should be added.
