Re: [aspectj-users] AJDT 1.1.7 available - for Eclipse 3.0M8

[Andrew Clement <CLEMAS@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Although 'Run...  as application'
isn't able to determine there is a main() method in your
AspectJ program, you can manually define
a new run configuration and type the name of the
aspect containing the main() entry point
directly into the run configuration dialog.  You will then
be able to launch it successfully from
inside Eclipse.

cheers,
Andy.

Jan Van Besien <Jan.VanBesien@xxxxxxxx>
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17/04/2004 11:30

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Subject	Re: [aspectj-users] AJDT 1.1.7 available - for Eclipse 3.0M8

Andrew Clement wrote:
> We are pleased to announce that AJDT version 1.1.7 is now available.
 This
> version runs on Eclipse 3.0 Milestone 8.  It is unlikely to work
with
> previous versions of Eclipse 3.0.  The update site URL for this
version is:

The plugin is working fine with Eclipse 3.0 M8, but I have a problem to
run my programs from within Eclipse.

Normal java programs work just fine. When trying to "run as application"
an AspectJ program, I receive "launch failed, the active editor doesn't
contain a main type". While ofcourse the editor does contain one.
Running 
java on the same class files from the command-line is working perfectly
well. So for the moment, that is my work-around. But I would like to start
aspectj programs from within Eclipse, just like I dit with Eclipse 2.1
and 
AJDT 1.1.4.

thanks in advance,
Jan Van Besien
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