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Sun, 29 August 2004 11:59

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: nsahoo.hotpop.com

Hi,

Is there a way to quickly import a run profile from eclipse to a file and
then use it to run the java application under development from command
line ? That way one would not have to set the classpaths and java
envioronment parameters again in the command line each time one needs to
run a main method in a different class.

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roror

Re: command line [message #175892 is a reply to message #175777]

Mon, 30 August 2004 10:33

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wegener.cboenospam.com

roror wrote:

> Hi,

> Is there a way to quickly import a run profile from eclipse to a file and
> then use it to run the java application under development from command
> line ? That way one would not have to set the classpaths and java
> envioronment parameters again in the command line each time one needs to
> run a main method in a different class.

Run the program from Eclipse. Open the debug view. Select the process
that was created to run the program. Right click on this process and
select properties. This will display the command line used to start the
process.

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