
- #HOW TO COMPILE AND RUN IN TEXTPAD 8 HOW TO#
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Recently i am using Textpad 5 to do my JAVA assignment but I cant use the External Tools to compile it. Posted: Wed 10:48 pm Post subject: WIN 7 64-bit Profile Log in to check your private messages Log WIN 7 64-bit the directory with a build.xml file that calls JUnit to beġ2) project should build and tests should run.FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register > you should get your java version (should already be installed)ġ0) to test JUnit change directories to where your homework assignment
#HOW TO COMPILE AND RUN IN TEXTPAD 8 HOW TO#
Once installed, ant may be used from the command line just like withĬomments from Andrew Close: Here's how to install ANT and JUnit on OS X:ġ) download ANT & JUnit (they should auto unstuff themselves)Ģ) copy/move the ANT directory to /Developer/Java/J2EEģ) copy/move the JUnit directory to /Developer/Java/J2EEĤ) create symlink for ANT: ln -s apache-ant-1.6.2 Antĥ) create symlink for JUnit: ln -s junit3.8.1 junitĦ) update environment variables (I use bash, if you use another shellĮxport JUNIT_HOME=/Developer/Java/J2EE/junitĨ) check your environment variables: env

#HOW TO COMPILE AND RUN IN TEXTPAD 8 MAC OS X#

Tom Wilczak has advice for using ant with textpad:
#HOW TO COMPILE AND RUN IN TEXTPAD 8 ZIP#
In order to open the zip files, use WinZIP " c:\local\apache-ant" to " c:\local\ant". If you are still having trouble, make directory Space", then apply the solution found here: EN-US Q230205& If DOS gives you the error "Out of environment For example: set PATH="%PATH% C:\local\apache-ant\bin C:\local\bin" Permanently by adding lines to the end of c:\autoexec.bat and In older versions of windows, you can set your system variables PATH (.) C:\local\apache-ant\bin C:\local\bin The settings I use are: JAVA_HOME C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0 Variable Value: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0 Installation: Setting System Variables in XPįor example, this is how you change the JAVA_HOME create file C:\local\bin\junit.bat with the following contents: -BEGIN FILE off.If you want a command line version of Junit, try the See a few slides ahead for advice on integrating ant into textpad.

You can run ant by entering ant -find in any subdirectory ofĬ:\Documents and Settings\me\My Documents\hw-01.At the DOS prompt, run ant (enter ant).At the DOS prompt move to the correct directory (type cdĬ:\Documents and Settings\me\My Documents\hw-01).

