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I have tried to start CN1 in Eclipse. I loaded the initialzr file and selected Eclipse as IDE. I left the default values as they are because I just want to test how it works. So my package is called com.example.myapp and the main class is called MyApp. I unzipped the .zip file and loaded it into Eclipse as a new project. Then I tried to execute the file "Run Simulate.launch", but I get the following error:

Variable references non-existent resource : ${project_loc:myapp}

I have tried to start CN1 in Eclipse. I loaded the initialzr file and selected Eclipse as IDE. I left the default values as they are because I just want to test how it works. So my package is called com.example.myapp and the main class is called MyApp. I unzipped the .zip file and loaded it into Eclipse as a new project. Then I tried to execute the file "Run Simulate.launch", but I get the following error:

Variable references non-existent resource : ${project_loc:myapp}

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• If you select the root folder and selected eclipse from the options it should work just fine and expose the commands within the IDE. See the maven developers guide, notice you can toggle it to Eclipse mode and it will show all the screenshots as eclipse screenshots. – Shai Almog Commented Jan 20 at 2:15

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I was able to find the error myself. When importing, I added the parent folder “MyApp”. Now I have used the “myapp” folder within it. This solved the problem.

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