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dev:launcher [2022/11/15 13:54] – [TestLauncher] ursgrafdev:launcher [2022/11/15 14:58] – [Standalone Launcher] ursgraf
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     * Eclipse Launcher: In Eclipse it possible to define run configurations and perform a run. This event is handled by the //launcher//.     * Eclipse Launcher: In Eclipse it possible to define run configurations and perform a run. This event is handled by the //launcher//.
-    * Standalone Launcher: The //launcher// can be started by command line. +    * Standalone Launcher: The //launcher// can be started on the command line. 
     * Test Launcher: The //launcher// is started directly by running as a regular application. This can be handy for debug purposes, see below.     * Test Launcher: The //launcher// is started directly by running as a regular application. This can be handy for debug purposes, see below.
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 ===== Standalone Launcher ===== ===== Standalone Launcher =====
-In the package //org.deepjava.launcher// there is also a standalone launcher. It can be started from the command line and accepts a deep project file together with a configuration as parameters.+In the package //org.deepjava.launcher// there is also a standalone launcher. It can be started from the command line and accepts a deep project file together with a configuration as parameters. It compiles and links but does not download to a target.
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 Usage: java org.deepjava.launcher.StandAloneLauncher [/config ConfigName] deepfile Usage: java org.deepjava.launcher.StandAloneLauncher [/config ConfigName] deepfile
dev/launcher.txt · Last modified: 2022/11/16 11:40 by ursgraf