@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ <h2>Build Overview</h2>
3737regular Eclipse projects.</ p >
3838
3939< h2 > Feature Structure</ h2 >
40- < p > There are eleven total projects that makeup the feature. Some projects are just for build support and testing.</ p >
40+ < p > There are nine total projects that makeup the feature. Some projects are just for build support and testing.</ p >
4141< p > The published MBG feature is composed of five different Eclipse projects - a feature project,
4242and four plugin projects.
4343The feature project groups the four plugins together for easy installation.
@@ -130,16 +130,16 @@ <h2>Eclipse Workspace Setup</h2>
130130 </ li >
131131
132132 < li > Start Eclipse and make a new workspace</ li >
133- < li > < b > Important:</ b > make sure that a version 8.0 or higher JDK is available and visible to Eclipse
133+ < li > < b > Important:</ b > make sure that a version 21 or higher JDK is available and visible to Eclipse
134134 (Window>Preferences>Java>Installed JREs). A JDK is required - a JRE
135- alone will fail because of JavaDoc generation in the build and Tycho requires JDK 8.0 or above.</ li >
135+ alone will fail because of JavaDoc generation in the build and Tycho requires JDK 21 or above.</ li >
136136 < li > Import the projects into the workspace
137137 < ol type ="a ">
138138 < li > Start the Eclipse project import wizard
139139 (File>Import>General>Existing Projects into Workspace)
140140 </ li >
141141 < li > Set the root directory to the "eclipse" sub-directory in your Git clone</ li >
142- < li > Select all eleven projects, do not copy the projects into
142+ < li > Select all nine projects, do not copy the projects into
143143 your workspace.
144144 The filled out wizard looks similar to this: < br />
145145 < p > < img src ="importWizard.png " alt ="Eclipse Project Import Wizard "/> </ p >
@@ -149,7 +149,8 @@ <h2>Eclipse Workspace Setup</h2>
149149 </ li >
150150 < li > The project includes Eclipse target platform definition files. The purpose is to set the minimum version
151151 of Eclipse supported by the feature and to ensure that you do not inadvertently use Eclipse features from later
152- versions. Target platform files are in the < code > releng</ code > project. To activate
152+ versions. The target platform files also provide access to dependencies needed during the build.
153+ Target platform files are in the < code > releng</ code > project. To activate
153154 the target platform, open the proper target file and click on the link that says "Set as active target platform". This action
154155 may take a few minutes to complete. The README in the releng project contains information about which target platform file to use.
155156 </ li >
@@ -252,9 +253,6 @@ <h2>Running the Unit Tests</h2>
252253 </ ol >
253254 </ li >
254255</ ul >
255- < p > To run all tests, run the class < code > org.mybatis.generator.eclipse.core.tests.RunAllTests</ code >
256- which contains a test suite of all unit tests.
257- </ p >
258256
259257< h2 > Building the Documentation</ h2 >
260258< p > The documentation for MBG is integrated into the Eclipse help system.
@@ -282,7 +280,7 @@ <h2>Building the Feature for Local Distribution</h2>
282280that points to this directory (Help>Install New Software...) and install
283281the new version with P2.</ p >
284282
285- < p > If you are interested in publishing a new version to JFrog , please see the
283+ < p > If you are interested in publishing a new version to GitHub , please see the
286284instructions on the < a href ="publishing.html "> Publishing</ a > page.
287285</ body >
288286</ html >
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