I need to write some Unit-Tests for google guava 15 (for an online course). There is a semi-automatic tool involved that reads the source code and executes it with the help of eclipse. So I need readable source code (not only the binary classes) that can be run from within an unittest.
So here is what I did:
But it seems that he doesn't build the java project now (of course because its a general project). I found some answers to this topic: editing the .project from eclipse to change the general to a java project but that did not work, maybe I did it wrong).
But is there an easy way to do this? Maybe by using a build tool or something? Seems to be very complicated to edit the .project for a complex project like guava, only telling him that this is a java project does not work!?
This is somewhat detailed answer on how to get a Maven project in Eclipse working and manage it by EGit. It describes almost the same situation.