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The instruction seems to be missing a step. -Ladyfalcon237

I ran through the steps to make sure. Nothing appears to be missing, could you please elaborate? --Bcruskie 12:02, 12 March 2008 (EDT)-

Someone at this point would then want to know where they should see "Hello World" when they run the program. I just started exploring the Bug and would assume it would be in on of two places: The console window in Eclipse or the small LCD in the Bug. It is in neither. --davidvondle

Updated --agordon

I'm also having trouble starting the application. These instructions do not make it clear to me how to run this and I can't seem to find information about starting programs documented anywhere else. I'm sure it's probably simple but can someone point me in the right direction? To be a bit more clear, I write the application as this page describes in eclipse, I build the application and it launches the virtual BUG. At this point I can use the virtual BUG interface to find the program in the programs menu, but it is not putting anything on the console. I assume I am not starting the application, but I can't seem to run it. --drocko

Hi drocko, I updated the page with a screen shot. A couple of things, the text is buried in the Virtual BUG console output and can be missed and make sure if you are copy & pasting in the code that the paste takes. I've had some issues with with the editor in Eclipse where I swear I pasted it in and saved but there were no changes in the file. --Bcruskie 19:52, 13 January 2009 (UTC)

Also drocko in eclipse you can right click on any project and under the Run As you can select Virtual BUG. If you start the Virtual BUG it will automatically run all open projects in your Project Explorer. The console view also accepts OSGi commands. Try typing help in the console window to see a list of commands. --Bcruskie 19:58, 13 January 2009 (UTC)