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If you have previously set up the Pipe project in Eclipse, using the
instructions in readme.eclipse.txt, follow these steps to convert to the
new project configuration:

1. Check out all new files by Updating the project through CVS.

2. Go to Project->Properties and click on Java Build Path.

3. On the Source tab click Add Folder..., check the 'test' directory and click OK.

4. Also on the Source tab:
          - change the Default output folder to "pipe/build/app"
          - check the "Allow output folders for source folders" box
          - expand the pipe/test entry in the list of source folders,
          click on the "Output folder:" for this source folder and click
          the Edit... button. Select the "Specific output folder" option
          and enter "build/test" in the box. Click OK.

5. On the Libraries tab, click Add JARs...Select junit.jar and abbot.jar
   from the pipe/test/lib directory and click OK. Click OK.

6. Add the build folder to .cvsignore.

That's all you need to do to run the build and tests directly from Eclipse. If you
want to run the build, the tests or any other options using the Ant build script,
you also need to:

1. Go to Window->Preferences, then Ant->Runtime and click on the Global Entries
   line in the Classpath tab. Now click Add Jars.. and add junit.jar, xalan.jar
   and serializer.jar from the pipe/test/lib directory and click OK. Click OK.

2. Do Window->Show View->Ant.

3. Right click within the Ant view and click on Add Buildfiles... Expand the
   pipe folder, select build.xml and click OK.

4. Select the 'test' target in the Ant view and click the Run selected target
   button (white arrow in green cirle on the Ant button bar). Ant should build
   Pipe and run all tests. The results of the tests will be listed in a Console
   window. The Pipe application will appear and disappear several times during
   the tests.

5. Select the 'run' Ant target and click the Run selected target button. Ant
    should build and run Pipe.

Other options include compile only and Javadoc.