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 +=== Setting the checkstyle binary ("JAR file") ===
 +  - Download an appropriate checkstyle jar file, either provided by your instructor or from [[https://github.com/checkstyle/checkstyle/releases/download/checkstyle-8.45.1/checkstyle-8.45.1-all.jar|this link to 8.45]].
 +    * Right-click and choose "Save Link As...'
 +    * put this somewhere on the computer that you won't accidentally delete it before you're done with it.
 +  - In jGRASP, click on <key>Tools</key>, pull down     to <key>Checkstyle</key> and across     to <key>Settings</key>. For the field labeled "Checkstyle Home or Jar" , click <key>Browse</key>, navigate to the ''%%.xml%%'' file. Then, click on <key>OK</key>.
 === Running Checkstyle === === Running Checkstyle ===
  
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 If you have properly configured jGRASP, the "Create JUnit test file"  button, {{jgrasp-CreateJUnitTestFile.png}}, will appear  whenever you open a ''%%.java%%'' file. If you have properly configured jGRASP, the "Create JUnit test file"  button, {{jgrasp-CreateJUnitTestFile.png}}, will appear  whenever you open a ''%%.java%%'' file.
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 +== Classpath ==
  
 Though it's not absolutely necessary (depending on how you create  your test classes), you should also add  ''%%junit.jar%%'' to the CLASSPATH for your workspace. To do  so, click on <key>Settings</key>-<key>PATH/CLASSPATH</key>  -<key>Workspace</key> and select the CLASSPATHS tab. Then, click on  <key>New</key> and add ''%%junit.jar%%''. Though it's not absolutely necessary (depending on how you create  your test classes), you should also add  ''%%junit.jar%%'' to the CLASSPATH for your workspace. To do  so, click on <key>Settings</key>-<key>PATH/CLASSPATH</key>  -<key>Workspace</key> and select the CLASSPATHS tab. Then, click on  <key>New</key> and add ''%%junit.jar%%''.
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-Unless you understand what it is doint, you should probably delete  all of the code that jGrasp inserts into this class and start from  scratch.+Unless you understand what it is doing, you should probably delete  all of the code that jGrasp inserts into this class and start from  scratch.