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Ranjith K edited this page Sep 29, 2021 · 9 revisions

Use the SecuCheck in Eclipse.

  1. Create a new External Tool Configuration.

In eclipse, go to External Tool Configuration settings. Run -> External Tools -> External Tools Configurations..., then a window pops up. In that window right click on "Program" and select "New Configuration"

  • give a name to the configuration in Name text-field
  • give the path of the java 1.8 executable file in Location text-field
  • In the Arguments text-field: -jar {secucheck-magpie with dependencies jar path}

Use the secucheck-magpie jar from the release or use the locally built secucheck-magpie jar with dependency jar, please provide that jar path in the arguments tab. Note: It is very important that we should provide the path of an jar-with-dependecies jar file.

  1. Run the configuration.

Go to, Windows -> Preferences -> Language Servers, and then click on Add button. If you do not have Language Servers plugin, then install the new software in Eclipse using the link install lsp4e - http://download.eclipse.org/lsp4e/releases/latest/

Once the Add button is clicked, a window will pop up, in that window, Expand "Text" and select "Java Source File", and then on the right side, expand "Program" and then select the configuration that we created in step 1.

And finally, click on "Ok" and then "Apply and Close". Later, FluentTQL-MagpieBridge will open the configuration page for each opened project. To know how to use the Configuration page click here.

Note:

If a console pops up every time, then please disable the focusing on console option. Please refer to this link to disable those options.

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