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[news.eclipse.newcomer] Re: special syntax on executing the classfile

Bjorn wrote:
Hi,

I would like to use JADE within Eclipse. Those of you, who ever have used JADE, know, that there is a special Syntax in the execute command. There, you have to call "java", then "jade:Boot" and finally the classfile with a choosen name of the agent like this:

"java jade:Boot fred:example"  (while example is the classfile)

My problem now is, how to tell Eclipse to use this special syntax instead of just executing "java example".
Will be happy about every answer!!!

Read the Eclipse Help on the topic of Launch Configurations. They are configurable tasks that Eclipse uses to run your programs. You might be able to set up one to include the JADE options.


Hope this helps,
	Eric