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11.4. If the main function takes arguments, they can be specified in run configuration, by  selecting "Run Configuration" from "Run As" menu.
 
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Revision as of 17:11, 30 January 2011

11. Running Your Program

11.1. Make sure that your project has a class that includes the main() method.
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11.2. In the package explorer, select your project, right click and select "Run As", then choose "Java Application" (because we are creating an application not an applet).
Run2.jpg

11.3. As our sample application writes to console, the result of running this application is shown on the console view.
Run3.jpg

11.4. If the main function takes arguments, they can be specified in run configuration, by selecting "Run Configuration" from "Run As" menu. Run4.jpg

In the Run Configuration Window, select Arguments tab and set the variable values there (this sample application does not need Arguments).
Run5.jpg