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Eclipse is not only a Java development environment. To deal with
everything that can be launched with it&#151;Java programs,
JUnit tests, Enterprise JavaBeans&#153; (EJBs), even Eclipse itself&#151;Eclipse defines
the concept of <i>launch configurations</i>. When you click the 
'''Run''' button, click on '''Java Application''', fill out the details,
and click '''Run'''. The next time, your program will be launched
automatically when you click the '''Run''' button (or press Ctrl+F11).
To alter your launch configuration or to create a new one, select
the '''Run...''' menu option, in the '''Run''' button drop-down
menu. Alternatively, you can edit a launch configuration by holding
down Ctrl and clicking on the launch you want to edit in the 
'''Run''' or '''Debug''' button drop-down list.



The other '''Run''' button&#151;the one with the toolbox&#151;is for launching
external development tools and scripts, such as Ant, from within Eclipse. Generally,
this 

icon 
is for launching tools that operate on the resources in your workspace
rather than for launching programs you are building in your workspace.






== See Also: ==


[[FAQ_What_is_a_launch_configuration%3F]]


[[FAQ_How_do_I_add_my_own_external_tools%3F]]

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