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7 7  If you want to use Wonder in your applications (and why woundn't one) you must be correctly setup with:
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9 9  * eclipse + wolips > see tutorial about installation and operation.
10 -* Maven > see the Maven [[doc:WOL.Quick Start]] tutorial.
10 +* Maven > see the Maven [[doc:WOL.Home.WOProject-Maven.Quick Start.WebHome]] tutorial.
11 11  * plugins like [[m2eclipse>>url:http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/||shape="rect"]] which supports Maven-eclipse integration.
12 12  * Wonder sources which then are built and installed in your local repository.
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38 38  The eclipse plugins now create your application!
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40 -You should create a WOApplication Run Configuration and add the projects build folder's Java to the classpath as detailed here: [[doc:Maven Running or Debugging as WO Application]], otherwise classes won't be found, etc.
40 +You should create a WOApplication Run Configuration and add the projects build folder's Java to the classpath as detailed here: [[doc:documentation.Maven Running or Debugging as WO Application]], otherwise classes won't be found, etc.