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[Geronimo Wiki] Update of "EclipseDeployment" by Sachin Patel
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== Step 3 - Firing up Eclipse ==
At this point we'll assume that you've already pulled Eclipse and installed it.
- You'll open a blank workspace and Import the Geronimo project. This is done by accessing teh File -> Import command and selecting the root folder of the Geronimo project. Once this is accomplished you should see something like:
+ You'll open a blank workspace and Import the Geronimo project. This is done by accessing the File -> Import command.
+ You can choose to import all geronimo and geronimo related projects by selecting the root folder of the Geronimo project. Or,
+ to import only the Geronimo modules, select the 'modules' folder from the root.
+
+ Once this is accomplished you should see something like:
http://www.hogstrom.org/eclipsedev/eclipsdev02.jpg
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- == Start Geronimo ==
+ == Configuring the Mavenide Plugin ==
+
+ This section will explain configuring your workspace to provide Maven support. To install Mevenide through the Eclipse Update Manager, create an Update Site pointing to :
+ {{{
+ http://mevenide.codehaus.org/release/eclipse/update/site.xml
+ }}}
+ == Debugging Geronimo (Local) ==
+
+ This section will explain configuring Geronimo for debugging as a local application.
+
+
+ == Debugging Geronimo (Remote) ==
In a next step you need to start Geronimo for debugging in Eclipse: