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## Launching Apache JMeter from Eclipse
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You can use the Gradle task `runGui` to run the JMeter GUI, or you can follow the instructions
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below to add a Java Application launch, which will for example, allow you to use the debugger to
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run JMeter.
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These instructions assume you have configured Eclipse to use the classpath
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as suggested in [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md).
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## Launching from Eclipse
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Note: you can use Gradle task `runGui` to start JMeter, however Eclipse does not support
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debugging of the Gradle tasks.
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Alternative option is to create a `Launch Configuration`:
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1. Create a new `Java Application` launch configuration
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1. Use `dist` for `Project`
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1. Use `org.apache.jmeter.NewDriver` for the main class
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1. On the arguments tab use the following for `Working Directory`: `${workspace_loc:jmeter/bin}`
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