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| author | Peter Mehlitz <Peter.C.Mehlitz@nasa.gov> |
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| date | Fri, 23 Jan 2015 10:14:01 -0800 |
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| 1 # Running JPF from within Eclipse using eclipse-jpf # | |
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| 3 eclipse-jpf can be easily configured to run JPF from within Eclipse | |
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| 5 1. Install eclipse-jpf (see [Installing Eclipse JPF plugin](../install/eclipse-plugin)) | |
| 6 2. Make sure that the correct site.properties file is being used for JPF (The default is usually correct) | |
| 7 To see which site.properties file is being used: | |
| 8 3. From the Eclipse top menu go to **Window**->**Preferences** | |
| 9 4. Select **JPF Preferences** | |
| 10 5. Make sure that "Path to site.properties" is defined properly. | |
| 11 6. From either the **Package Explorer** view (On the left of the main Eclipse screen by default) right-click on the *.jpf with the JPF configuration wanted and select **Verify...** | |
| 12 7. Make sure that the **Console view** (Usually at the bottom of the main Eclipse screen) is opened to view the results from JPF |