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2. Enter the name of the workspace into the startup dialogue. (If the workspace doesn't exist it will be created)
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3. We need to set some workspace variables for a new workspace
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Select window>preferences>java>Class path variables Select New and enter Name:M2_REPO Select Path> File and navigate to your .m2/repository |
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b) In the Setting Up Environment steps you should have installed a Java 6 JDK. To this Eclipse workspace use the Java 6 JDK instead of the default JRE, we need to do the following steps
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select window>preferences>java>Installed JRE's Select Search>C:\Program files\Java to find the JDK's installed Click the box beside the JDK |
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4. On the header bar select
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7 It is quicker to check out multiple projects at the same time. This can be done by pressing the
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The illustrated dialogue will open. Leave the settings to the defaults and click finish.
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Alternatively projects can be checked out one at a time. To check out a single project, right click on the project and select checkout... The illustrated dialogue will open. Select
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The projects should now be checked out. However the Eclipse properties still need to be set before eclipse can be used. We will cover this in the next steps.
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