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Build - Build

Enter the script or command to build the application. This can be an Apache Ant or Visual Studio command, but can also be tailored depending on your development environment. Note: Remember to select a parser to get directly to the source code in the event of any errors. The parser field is on the same page and offers support for many languages.

Build - Clean

Enter the script or command to clean the previous build. This is the command line you would normally issue to build your system. This can be an Apache Ant or Visual Studio command depending on your development environment.

Test - Test

Enter the script or command to test the application. This is typically where an nUnit or jUnit invocation might be configured, but it just as easily could be any procedure or program.

Test - Testpoints

Specify where the output from a Testpoint run is sent.

Debug - Platform

Specify the debugging platform, the application to be debugged, and the mode of debugging (attach to process or run).

Debug - Tracepoints

Specify where the output from Tracepoints encountered during a debug session are sent.

Debug - Workbench

For .NET projects, the assembly to load. Not required for Java.

Debug - Runtime Host

Allows Enterprise Architect to launch the program to be debugged  using a command line. This is typically used for Mono or Java programs that use a socket  transport for debugging. This command is executed prior to the Debugger being run. The Port number specified in this command should be the same value passed to the 'Port' option in the Debug page. When the Debugger starts, it will attempt to connect to the runtime on this Port. If successful, it then binds any breakpoints and resumes the program,which it assumes to be suspended. Java and Mono both have command line options on the debugging transport to initially suspend the process till the Debugger connects.

Source Control - Merge

This is the script that executes when the 'Merge' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script. It provides a place to run a program or shell script to examine the differences between source files.

Source Control - Changes

This is the script that executes when the 'Changes' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script. It provides a place to run a source control program such as 'svn' that might list current changes to a source control repository.

Source Control - History

This is the script that executes when the 'History' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script. It provides a place to run a source control program such as 'svn' that might list a history of changes to a source control repository.

Source Control - Commit

This is the script that executes when the 'Commit' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script. It provides a place to run a source control program such as 'svn' that might commit changes to a source control Working Copy.

Source Control - Working Copy

This is the script that executes when the 'Working Copy' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script. It provides a place to run a source control program such as 'svn' to perform actions on the current working copy of a source repository.

Source Control - Repository

This is the script that executes when the 'Repository' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script. It provides a place to run a source control program such as 'svn' to perform actions on a source repository.

Code Miner - Service

In this section you can choose how the Code Miner service operates. You can choose either a remote server or to use libraries locally.

Code Miner - Libraries

This section provides  a place for the management of Code Miner libraries. Here, you can create libraries based on a project codebase or repository. Code Miner libraries created here can be searched using mFQL queries. Queries composed in mFQL can be used to search one or more libraries in a single operation.

Private Options - Services

This is where the IP address and Port of Enterprise Architect Satellite services for Linux and Windows are configured. These services provide enterprise-wide support for system management functions and remote debugging scenarios.

Run JavaScript

This is the script that executes when the 'Run JavaScript' option is chosen from the context menu of an Analyzer Script.

Run

Enter a command to run an application.

Deploy

Enter a script or command to deploy the project. Build your jar file. Deploy to your device, an emulator or Tomcat server. Publish a web site. Its up to you.

Recording

Does your Sequence diagram resemble the national grid? Reduce the clutter with filters. Filters define exclusion zones in your code base that can cut down dramatically on any 'noise' that is being recorded. Even accurate noise is not always helpful.

Simulation

Complete the configuration for Simulation Control.