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# Make sure Subclipse plugin is installed - the project import may fail if not
# Start Eclipse (e.g. /opt/eclipse/eclipse) and set the workspace to fantacy/java/ffl_workspace (this will be a new folder)
# Start Eclipse (e.g. c:\eclipse-helios\eclipse.exe) and set your workspace location to be the fantacy/workspace folder (e.g. D:\Projects\fantacy\workspace)
[[File:FFl2-create-eclipse-workspace.png]]
# Make sure Subclipse plugin is installed
# Go to the workbench (link at top right)
# Go to the workbench (link at top right)
# Import the projects as follows
# Import the projects as follows
#* File | Import | General | Existing Projects into Workspace
#* File | Import... | Maven | Existing Maven Projects
# Select root directory to be the 'workspace' directory
# Select root directory to be the 'java' directory
# Confirm that all projects are checked and click 'Finish' (see below)
# Uncheck the 'fantacyreactor' project and the 'Add project(s) to working set' options and click 'Finish' (see below)
[[File:FFL2-Eclipse-project-import.png]]
[[File:FFL2-eclipse-maven-project-import.png]]

Revision as of 07:53, 7 August 2014

  1. Start Eclipse (e.g. /opt/eclipse/eclipse) and set the workspace to fantacy/java/ffl_workspace (this will be a new folder)

  1. Make sure Subclipse plugin is installed
  2. Go to the workbench (link at top right)
  3. Import the projects as follows
    • File | Import... | Maven | Existing Maven Projects
  4. Select root directory to be the 'java' directory
  5. Uncheck the 'fantacyreactor' project and the 'Add project(s) to working set' options and click 'Finish' (see below)