- From the Eclipse menu, select
File->Import...
. - From the
Import
wizard dialog, selectGradle->Gradle Project
and clickNext>
. - From the
Import Gradle Project
wizard page, enter the location of this directory. For example:c:\Users\jeff\library_full
ClickFinish
. - From the dialog titled
Overwrite existing Eclipse project descriptors?
, clickOverwrite
. - In the
Package Explorer
, expand the tree and click on the entrylibrary->src/test/junit->default package
. - Right-click the selected
Package Explorer
entry and clickRun As->JUnit Test
. You should see at least 190 green unit tests, and they should run in a few seconds at most.
- Ensure you are on the Guest Network (MyNet)
- From terminal run
~/compozed-workstation/bin/set_mynet
- From terminal run
- From Intellij menu, select
File->Open
- Select project folder and click
Open
- Note: Do not import or open from build.gradle as this will overwrite existing JUnit Test Run Configuration
This source base requires JDK 8.
Please don't hesitate to contact me at jeff @ langrsoft.com if you have any problems.
Disclaimer: Some of the source in the codebase deliberately stinks. Some of it stinks because, well, it's easy for all of us to write code we're soon not proud of. (No worries--we accept that reality and know that we can incrementally improve the code.)