Difference between revisions of "Starting Eclipse with Selected Workspace"
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| − | If you use more than one Eclipse workspace you | + | If you use more than one Eclipse workspace you start eclipse with defined workspace using the following commandline statement. |
"[PATH TO ECLIPSE INSTALLATION]\eclipse.exe" -vm "[PATH TO JAVA RUNTIME]\jre7\bin" -data [PATH TO WORKSPCAE] | "[PATH TO ECLIPSE INSTALLATION]\eclipse.exe" -vm "[PATH TO JAVA RUNTIME]\jre7\bin" -data [PATH TO WORKSPCAE] | ||
| − | Put this commandline statement into a .bat file to | + | Put this commandline statement into a .bat file to execute it per double-click |
Latest revision as of 10:32, 28 August 2014
If you use more than one Eclipse workspace you start eclipse with defined workspace using the following commandline statement.
"[PATH TO ECLIPSE INSTALLATION]\eclipse.exe" -vm "[PATH TO JAVA RUNTIME]\jre7\bin" -data [PATH TO WORKSPCAE]
Put this commandline statement into a .bat file to execute it per double-click
