Spring Data Neo4j - Practical Neo4j - page 255

LogWatcher
When working with applications, it is often helpful to have a way to view application output through server logs.
There are a few plugins available for Eclipse for this purpose, such as LogWatcher. With LogWatcher, you can watch
output for multiple files inside or outside of Eclipse as well as filters to highlight or skip over specific patterns. At
time of writing, the LogWatcher does not have an update URL for quick installation. To manually install LogWatcher,
visit http://graysky.sourceforge.net/ and follow the quick installation steps and setup the view to suit your
development environment.

Adding the Project to Eclipse
After installing Eclipse plugin, you will have met the minimum requirements to work with your project in the
workspace. To keep the workflow as fluid as possible for each of the language example application, use the project
import tool with Eclipse. To import the project into your workspace, follow these steps:

Go to www.graphstory.com/practicalneo4j and download the archive file for “Practical
Neo4j for Spring.” Unzip the archive file on to your computer.

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2. In Eclipse, select File ➤ Import and type “project” in the “Select an import source” field.

3. Under the “General” heading, select “Existing Projects into Workspace”. You should now

see a window similar to the one in Figure 11-3 .

Figure 11-3. Importing the project into Eclipse

4. Now that you have selected “Existing Projects into Workspace”, click the “Next ➤ ” button.

The dialogue should now show an option to “Select root directory”. Click the “Browse”
button and find the root path of the “practicalneo4j-springdata” archive.

5. Next, check the option for “Copy project into workspace” and click the “Finish” button, as

shown in Figure 11-4 .