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Eclipse Practice Exercise - CSCI 230 [1]. Creating a new project Go to the Java Perspective o Windows > Open Perspective > Java Create a new project called CSCI230.TestProject.YOURUSERNAME o check the “Create separate folders for source and class folders” under project layout Place a package in it called edu.csbsju.cs.YOURUSERNAME o Place a class in the package called SimplePrint o Check the box to create a stub for main method o Add an interface (e.g. ActionListener) o Check the box to Generate comments Write a println statement in method main o Notice that compiling is done automatically while coding Right click on the java class file (.java) o Select Run As Java Application Change the main method to use a loop to print all command line arguments passed by the user (i.e. args[0], args[1]…) o Notice that as you do an error, the following can help Pressing F2 (Eclipse tells you what is wrong) Pressing CTRL and SPACE (Eclipse suggests solutions) Right click on the java class file (.java) o Select Run As Run Configurations o Click on the Arguments Tab o Specify a parameters under “Program arguments” separated by spaces or lines o Click on Apply then Run Add the following two attributes to your class: String name and int age o Select Source Generate Getters and Setters o Look at your code o Select Source Generate Constructor Using Fields o Look at your code [2]. Migrating a new project to Eclipse (THIS IS JUST FYI…don’t try it unless you actually have a project that you’d like to migrate to eclipse) Place all of your source files in a src folder inside your project folder Create a bin folder Create a new project Type project name Select “Create project from existing source” Browse and select your project folder Now your project works as if it has been created within Eclipse but it may not be under your workspace [3]. Creating a Connection to a CVS server a new project to Eclipse Select the CVS Repository Exploring perspective Right click in the CVS Repositories view o New > Repository Location … Fill out form o Host: unix.csbsju.edu o Repository path: /home/cvs/CS230S10 o User: YOUR LINUX USERNAME o Password: YOUR LINUX PASSWORD o Connection type: extssh o Check Validate connection on finish [4]. Importing a project to CVS In the Java Perspective, right click on the CSCI230.TestProject.YOURUSERNAME project o Team > Share Project o Select CVS location In the Share Project Resources o Can instruct CVS to ignore files and folders in the given project using its .cvsignore Highlight files to be ignored (Press Ctrl key while selecting & then Right click on them) Select add to .cvsignore Notice the .cvsignore file added to the parent folder containing the ignored resource (s) (Can be edited) Note that each subfolder must have its own .cvsignore file if you need to ignore resources having the same name but in subfolders step must repeated for individual subfolders Don’t ignore the .project files o Click on Finish o Add comment “This is project X release Y” o Click on Finish [5]. Checkout a module from CVS File > Import > CVS - Projects from CVS Choose the correct CVS location Select Use an existing module … Select Check out as a project in the workspace CSCI230.TestProject.YOURUSERNAME (provide different name if desired) Check Use default workspace location Click on Head Click Finish