Preliminary Setup
If you have not already done so, import ofbiz into Eclipse with File > Import > "Existing Projects into Workspace". Note that the name of the project and its name in .project file must be the same.
The next step is to enable Eclipse to work on your .xml, .ftl, and .bsh files. First, install an XML editor such as the free XMLBuddy. Then, install the Freemarker Eclipse plug-in. Finally, go to Windows > Preferences > General > Editors > File Associations and add "*.bsh" and associate it with the Scrapbook editor.
You should also set your editors to be compatible with OFBiz coding convention. For Java files, go to Windows > Preferences > Java > Code Style > Formatter and create a new profile. Set your tabs to 4 spaces. Similarly, go to Windows > Preferences > XMLBuddy > Formatting and click on "Use spaces for tabs", or configure your XMLZ editor likewise.
You can toggle between code view and directory/file view by switching Eclipse from "Java Perspective" our "Java Browsing" and "Resources". If you have new components, add them to your .classpath file as a
Java Debugging with Eclipse
Click on the green bug icon on the Eclipse toolbar, or click on "Run" on the top menu bar, then "Debug". Then click on "Java Application", click on "New" to create a new configuration for OFBIZ.
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