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From version 29.1
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3 3  Below is a work-around until the incremental builder can be modified to create the needed directory and jar file.
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5 5  1. Add a "Java" directory to the "WebServerResources" directory in your Eclipse project.
6 -1. Right-click on the new directory and select: "WOLips Tools -> Include as WebServerResource"
7 -1. Add the following code to the "javaclient" target (See the [[Ant Build>>Java Client-Build]] instructions).
6 +1. Right-click on the new directory and select: "WOLips Tools -> Include as WebServerResource". The directory should now have a little "W" on it's icon.
7 +1. Add the following code to the "javaclient" target (See the [[Ant Build>>Java Client-Build]] instructions) below the mkdir line.
8 8  
9 9  {{code}}
10 10  
11 +<jar basedir="${classes.dir}" includes="**/client/**/*.class,**/common/**/*.class"
12 + jarfile="WebServerResources/Java/${project.name}.jar">
13 +</jar>
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12 -
13 13  {{/code}}
14 14  
15 -This code will cause the "WOLips Ant Tools -> Install" function to put the required file in the project's WebServerResources directory, which the incremental builder will then pick-up and place in the build directory.
17 +This code will cause the "WOLips Ant Tools -> Install" function to put the required jar file in the project's WebServerResources directory, which the incremental builder will then pick-up and place in the build directory.
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19 +You will need to "Install" your application each time prior to running it in Eclipse, but it is much better than Eclipse's Run functionality not being available to you at all.