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Newbie - Trying tutorial - Chapter 3 - Can´t continue!

Jan Öberg
1 decade ago Mar 21, 2012 9:56pm
Hello, I started some days ago to learn use VAADINAm really exited! =)I have read the HTML book, and now I have started the tutorial.

And here is

"my difficulty".
Am in this step right now. Here the link:
Chapter 3 - Tutorial Vaadin

Here a Image inside link:

This is how it looks My screen actually:

Here a image on my computer.

My question is.
Where or how can I put the SOURCE on my AddressBook project using "ECLIPSE"?

I want to copy and paste it somewhere on ECLIPSE and run it!

To could understand better.(The source it´s provided by "Chapter 3 - Tutorial Vaadin". In a big light-blue box)I have never used "Eclipse" before. But I don´t know where!

Thanks a lot, for your patience!
And sorry, am sure this is really simple thread!
=/

Last updated on Mar, 21st 2012
Mathias Clerc
1 decade ago Mar 22, 2012 12:23am

Look into "java ressources" > "src" then open all folder uder there until you reach the .java files.

If you are lost in eclipse, it can be good to do a quick tutorial about it's UI as it is easy to get lost.

Note : I think you have put lot of work to set all those styles in your text but I personally find it easier to read when it is uniform.

+1
Jan Öberg
1 decade ago Mar 22, 2012 11:04am

Mathias Clerc: Look into "java ressources" > "src" then open all folder uder there until you reach the .java files.

If you are lost in eclipse, it can be good to do a quick tutorial about it's UI as it is easy to get lost.

Note : I think you have put lot of work to set all those styles in your text but I personally find it easier to read when it is uniform.

Thanks Mathias!
Really Helpful! (And thanks for your feedback against the style)

So this is the steps to follow (For other future Newbies)

Step 1:
(Search after "AdressBookApplication.java"
[I call it file] on your "Project Explorer Panel"
inside "Eclipse"

Step 2:
Double-click on it, or just push ENTER
(Now you can see and modify the source Panel!) =D

Thanks for your support!
I hope it can help you!

Last updated on Mar, 22nd 2012