[jug-discussion] Eclipse Problem: Cannot Run Java Apps

2002-07-16 Thread Lesiecki Nicholas
Hello all, after a quick install, I decided I wanted to test Eclipse by running a simple main method. I cannot figure out how to do it. The Run menu has only one item >External Tools>Configure... the docs clearly indicate that I'm supposed to have a >Run As>Java option on the menu. Is there some s

Re: [jug-discussion] Eclipse Problem: Cannot Run Java Apps

2002-07-16 Thread Simon Ritchie
Nick, Make sure you have selected the Java Perspective. I'm guessing you're in the Resource Perspective. Use Window->Open Perspective->Other.. and select Java. (Alternatively click the icon on the top left immediately below the toolbar that looks like a spreadsheet with a + symbol, and choose

Re: [jug-discussion] Eclipse Problem: Cannot Run Java Apps

2002-07-16 Thread Vincent Greene
You need to make sure you are in the Java Perspective (use the Window-Open Perspective to get it), then you will have a "Run-Run as" on the menu bar, or a little running dude icon on the toolbar. I imagine you are in the Resource Perspective, which is the initial default. Close it once you have

RE: [jug-discussion] Eclipse Problem: Cannot Run Java Apps

2002-07-16 Thread Lesiecki Nicholas
you are not in the java perspective. Go to Window, > perspectives java and > run will have what you need > > > -Original Message- > From: Lesiecki Nicholas > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 7/16/02 3:29 PM > Subject: [jug-discussion] Eclipse Problem: Cannot Run &

Re: [jug-discussion] Eclipse Problem: Cannot Run Java Apps

2002-07-16 Thread Simon Ritchie
Lesiecki Nicholas wrote: >Thank you Jon, Vince, and Simon for replying so promptly! I >am sure that's my problem. Now, does anyone know why >synching with my repository resulted in every single file >in my project having an "outgoing change"? > > How did you create the project? Normally, if th