Copyright © 2004
Eclipse.org. All Rights Reserved
AJDTv1.1.11 (?)
Luzius Meisser, May 2004.
Introduction
This is the
Guide for the new Build Configurator. The guide on how to use the old one can
be found here and if you want to know more
about how old and new build configurations are related, please consult the build configuration compatibility
guide.
To use new
style build configurations, make sure “use active build configuration” is
ticked in the build pull-down-menu. This makes the AJ builder take into account
new style build configurations.
The features of the new Build Configurator
Let’s have
a look at the package explorer:
Thanks to
smart icons you can always see which files are currently included and which
ones excluded.
To include
or exclude additional files, just select them and choose the according action
in the context menu:
If “Build
automatically” in the workbench preferences is ticked, the project gets
automatically rebuilt after doing so.
To select a
different build configuration open the project menu:
To add a
new build configuration, simply select “Add…” in this menu and a dialog will
pop up asking you for the name of the new build configuration:
For more
sophisticated build configuration editing, open the “Java Build Path” property
page:
Here you get
an overview over all the build configurations of the currently selected AspectJ
project and the following functionality:
Add
Configuration: adds a new build configuration with a given name.
Add Folder:
adds a new source folder to the given build configuration (no nested folders
allowed).
Add Filter:
adds an exclusion to the selected folder.
Edit: edits
the selected entry.
Remove:
removes the selected entries.
Set Active:
sets the selected build configuration to be the active one.
Import/Export
.lst: imports or exports a .lst file. This is explained in detail in the build configuration compatibility
guide.