I am not sure if I got your question right:
If you are looking for the generated command line actually running your App
within Eclipse (actual classpath etc.):
1. Launch the application
2. Open the Debug-View
3. Right click on either the second or third node of the tree to open the
context menu (The node listing the path to the jre should do it)
4. Open the properties (on my machine 'properties' is disabled on the root
node but enabled below).
(this also works on a terminated application)
Hope that was your question...
Best,
Grischa
On Dec 20, 2008, at 3:48 PM, Ray Kiddy wrote:
>
> If one builds a Wonder Application and (usually) runs with eclipse,
> is there an easy way to get a command-line version of what eclipse
> is launching?
>
> With Xcode, this was easy, because the script inside the woa bundle
> would generate a command and run it and one could swipe that
> command, but there does not seem to be a way to do something similar
> with eclipse.
>
> I tried looking at verbose ps output, but and that gave me something
> but it was not quite runnable. I tried looking in the log, but it is
> such a PITA to get the log to be anything other than really verbose
> and I am not seeing the command invoked in the log entries that I
> can see. Any suggestions?
>
> thanx - ray
>
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