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How to avoid always searching for "main types" when start a run as application? [message #266051]

Tue, 04 November 2008 11:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: s.lac.hp.com

When I start a project with "Run as application" then Eclipse searches always
for classes with "main" and lists all found.

How can I assign/pre-define one class which should be executed from now on without prompt?

Sonya

Re: How to avoid always searching for "main types" when start a run as application? [message #266059 is a reply to message #266051]

Tue, 04 November 2008 12:25

Eclipse User

Sonya,

Once you run something once, you'll notice it (the launch configuration
created for it) appears in the Run->Run History, which is also available
from the Run toolbar button dropdown. It's very handy. Invoking the
Run popup on a specific Java file helps too...

Sonya LaCalle wrote:
> When I start a project with "Run as application" then Eclipse searches always
> for classes with "main" and lists all found.
>
> How can I assign/pre-define one class which should be executed from now on without prompt?
>
> Sonya
>
>

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