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Preface

Ch. 1. Basic Skills

Introduction

Recipe 1.1. Getting Eclipse

Recipe 1.2. Installing and Running Eclipse

Recipe 1.3. Understanding Your Workspace

Recipe 1.4. Running Multiple Eclipse Windows

Recipe 1.5. Creating a Java Project

Recipe 1.6. Managing Perspectives, Views, and Editors

Recipe 1.7. Mastering the Java Perspective

Recipe 1.8. Creating a Java Class

Recipe 1.9. Completing Code Automatically

Recipe 1.10. Running Your Code

Recipe 1.11. Running Code Snippets

Recipe 1.12. Fixing Syntax Errors Automatically

Recipe 1.13. Keeping Your Workspace Clear

Recipe 1.14. Recovering from Total Disaster

Ch. 2. Using Eclipse

Ch. 3. Java Development

Ch. 4. Refactoring, Building, and Launching

Ch. 5. Testing and Debugging

Ch. 6. Using Eclipse in Teams

Ch. 7. Eclipse and Ant

Ch. 8. SWT: Text, Buttons, Lists, and Nonrectangular Windows

Ch. 9. SWT: Dialogs, Toolbars, Menus, and More

Ch. 10. SWT: Coolbars, Tab Folders, Trees, and Browsers

Ch. 11. JSP, Servlets, and Eclipse

Ch. 12. Creating Plug-ins: Extension Points, Actions, and Menus

Ch. 13. Creating Plug-ins: Wizards, Editors, and Views

Colophon

Index

Recipe 1.10. Running Your Code

1.10.1. Problem

How do you run Java code from Eclipse?

1.10.2. Solution

Select Run→ Run As. In the list that appears, select one of the following items: Java Applet, Java Application, JUnit Test, or Run-time Workbench.

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Chapter 1. Basic Skills > Running Your Code

Recipe 1.10. Running Your Code

1.10.1. Problem

1.10.2. Solution