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This will be a very small post but i thought i should post it because the time i wasted trying to do this simple thing. what i wanted to do was to run the Zookeeper JUnit test one by one so i could debug them to understand how the system works by looking at how the test cases run. I use Eclipse as my IDE so i wanted to do this using Eclipse. In Eclipse if there are JUnit test classes in the source code you can run a single test class by opening the class ( the .java ) right click on it and go to Debug As --> JUnit Test and simple run the tests in that test class. I'm also a novice in this area so i am sure i might have made a mistake or two but i couldn't get Debug As ---> JUnit Test to appear when i checkout the project using subeclipse. So this is the way that worked for me. Checkout Zookeeper Just checkout Zookeeper from svn using the following command. svn checkout http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/zookeeper/trunk/ Build Eclipse project files Then go to ...

This post will try to explain how to develop a sample for Axis2 that uses the JSON module in Axis2. Before you read this blog post read this article to get a understanding about Axis2 JSON module   Creating the folder structure Before we start to do anything lets create the folder structure that will be needed to create the sample. For this sample we will create a folder structure simmilar to the structure given below The resources folder will contain the axis2.xml and the Java code will be added in to src/samples/googleservices/JSONSearch. We will look into each part separately. Before we start working on the sample there are a few simple things that we have to do. Since we will be using the Yahoo Boss API to retrive the search results in JSON format, we need to acquire a API-Key that is needed when using the Boss API. You can create a Yahoo Boss API-Key here , this should not take more than 5 minutes if you already have a Yahoo account. Now that we have a Yahoo Boss ...