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Most important shortcuts
- CTRL+SHIFT+R for finding resources!
- CTRL+H for finding text in files
- The rest you will find Internet
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Setting up Eclipse to work with OFBiz is easy.
There are two ways to import OFBiz into Eclipse:
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- First you need to install Subclipse
- Bring up the "SVN Repository" panel in Eclipse (Window/Open Perspective/SVN Repository Exploring)
- Right-Click within panel/New/Repository Location the url is http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ofbiz/trunk
- Click on Finish. Now, do the initial checkout.
- Click the "+" next to the new repository
- then Right-Click on trunk and select "Checkout...".
- Select "Check out as project in the workspace" and click on "Finish".
- This will create a new project that you can name as you want and download the OFBiz files directly from SVN. To sync your project with SVN in the future, right-click on the project and click Teams/Synchronize with Repository.
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Using local XSD's when no internet connection is available, or you are using another version than the one online
Eclipse uses XSD files to check XML files for correctness and also when using autocompletion. Normally, eclipse uses the XSD location specified at the top of the XML file which is usually a remote address. If you do not have an internet connection, the XSD will not be found and these features will not be available (unless they have been previously cached by eclipse).
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