[Solr Wiki] Update of "HowToConfigureEclipse" by TomasFernandezLobbe

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The "HowToConfigureEclipse" page has been changed by TomasFernandezLobbe:
https://wiki.apache.org/solr/HowToConfigureEclipse?action=diff&rev1=3&rev2=4

Comment:
Removed the outdated git section. Updated link to blog entry

  
  This checkbox is available under Windows>Preferences>Java>JUnit
  
- == Eclipse (using Git) ==
- Work has begun to maintain a Git repository with project settings. It allows a simple "File -> Import... -> Projects from Git" workflow using EGit (version >= 0.9). Currently it's a single Eclipse project compiling Lucene and Solr without errors. It's likely better to have separate projects for proper dependency management. Please contribute!
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- The repository is available on GitHub (git://github.com/eclipseguru/lucene-solr.git). It can be easily kept in sync with Apache SVN using the Lucene & Solr Git mirror.
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  == Tips ==
  
   * Under some conditions, I've seen this process have thousands of compile  errors, something like "class XXX defined in multiple places". This went  away when I highlighted the project and clicked "refresh".
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   * You can create patches for the committers to apply from within the IDE easily.
   * By and large, you won't "run" a Lucene program, you'll really run unit tests. (Others, please chime in here!!!). The general development cycle for Lucene is to add functionality, add unit tests, make sure all unit tests run and check in (actually, submit a patch to check in, preferably attached to a JIRA issue). There's no "program" that you start up in your IDE to test changes, just use unit tests.
  
- Running SOLR in Eclipse, Solr-1.4 Sept. 2009, see: http://searchhub.org/2009/09/02/setting-up-apache-solr-in-eclipse/.
+ Running SOLR in Eclipse, Solr-1.4 Sept. 2009, see: http://lucidworks.com/blog/setting-up-apache-solr-in-eclipse/