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==== To hide warnings in external code ==== | ==== To hide warnings in external code ==== | ||
You'll need Eclipse 4.2, also called "Juno". Right click an external folder (for example, <tt>external/httpclientandroidlib/httpclientandroidlib/src</tt>), select | You'll need Eclipse 4.2, also called "Juno". Right click an external folder (for example, <tt>external/httpclientandroidlib/httpclientandroidlib/src</tt>), select <tt>Properties > Java Compiler</tt>, and check <tt>Ignore optional compile problems</tt>. This prevents warnings from appearing in the <tt>Problems</tt> pane, and also means that your Eclipse project icon won't always be the yellow warning exclamation mark. This makes it easier to see if you've introduced Java warnings to the tree. | ||
==== To run the unit test suite under Eclipse ==== | ==== To run the unit test suite under Eclipse ==== | ||