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usually you have to define for every new project you want to run a new run configuration or how you call this<br />
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Menu --&gt; Run --&gt; Run As (choose what kind of application you're dealing with)<br />
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grtz<br />
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Lee
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usually you have to define for every new project you want to run a new run configuration or how you call this

Menu --> Run --> Run As (choose what kind of application you're dealing with)

grtz

Lee

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The second comment is confusing:<br />
tomboshell is right (use the drop down) and you have to define via &quot;Run As&quot; only once.<br />
ECLIPSE assumes that you are testing and want to run the same application again and again.<br />
;JOOP!
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The second comment is confusing:
tomboshell is right (use the drop down) and you have to define via "Run As" only once.
ECLIPSE assumes that you are testing and want to run the same application again and again.
;JOOP!

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Hello everyone,<br />
i am using eclipse IDE and i noticed that when i run a program and then try to run another program after that one, Eclipse just contually runs the first program and does'nt do anything related to the second expect error-checking. One way i can and do get around this problem is by competely getting rid of the one program and the folder it was in, but this is cumbersome and i know there must be a easier solution. 
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Hello everyone,
i am using eclipse IDE and i noticed that when i run a program and then try to run another program after that one, Eclipse just contually runs the first program and does'nt do anything related to the second expect error-checking. One way i can and do get around this problem is by competely getting rid of the one program and the folder it was in, but this is cumbersome and i know there must be a easier solution. 

Eclipse problems

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