Eclipse/L2J workflow

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DjSt3rios
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Eclipse/L2J workflow

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Hello all, I could use some advice how to work more efficiently with eclipse and L2J. I always had separate folders, one with the main server and one with the source, and I just copied the new .jar that I compiled using the .xml ant file(Now we got gradle though). However that sounds like a bad workflow, I was thinking of editing all files, including HTML files, scripts directly through Eclipse. Is that even possible?
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Re: Eclipse/L2J workflow

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I cant really remember if it was a fork or L2J but there used to be some .launcher files that allowed you to start the server from the build directories within eclipse.
DjSt3rios
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Re: Eclipse/L2J workflow

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Thanks for the answer, I tried looking around but I am not very familiar with gradle, and it looks like the build generates the .jar files and a .zip file, so doesn't seem possible at the moment. I think it's even possible to debug the server through eclipse and add break points aswell, someone told me that a long time ago but I can't seem to figure out a way.
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