javaeclipse-juno
How to use the ctrl+alt+X, J shortcut in Eclipse
In Eclipse, how can I use a shortcut to launch the project as an application? I can get the menu but then I must select with a mouse, the "J" key is not working or I don't know how to use it.
Solution
There is a known bug in Eclipse Juno. The workaround is:
Alt+Shift+X, then "Escape" key, then "J".
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