tutorials/getting-started-with-enocean.md

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 ### Code a EnOcean listener
 
-We provide a template project. Download the code and 
-- Copy project into your git repository and rename the directory to your new package name (e.g. org.enosar.application.tutorialenocean)
-- Import the project into eclipse (Import -> Git -> From existing local repository)
-- Rename the java package name to your new package name
-- Rename the module settings in the pom.xml (artifactId, groupId, Activator qualified name and private packages)
-- Build the project with mvn clean install
+We provide the template project, which will helps you to speedup your project setup. Goto https://ressel.fh-salzburg.ac.at/Applications/templates . download the code and follow the steps from the readme:
+- Rename the directory to your new package name (e.g. org.enosar.application.tutorialenoceanswitch)
+- Import the project into eclipse (Import -> Existing Projects...)
+- Rename the project
+- Rename the java package name to your new package name. Also rename the package name in the Activator.java
+- Rename the module settings in the pom.xml (artifactId, groupId, Activator qualified name and private packages).
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+Our project now looks like this
+![image](/uploads/219855a4c5d615155869bad05ba8eb4a/image.png)
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+- Build the project with mvn clean install. Right click on pom.xml -> Run as -> Maven build ... Add goals `clean install` and then run it.
+![image](/uploads/2f7793f1c4dca5359f7b800caff8c75a/image.png)
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+If successfully build you should get the output *BUILD SUCCESS*
+![image](/uploads/f73e3ee6c59bc287e96c96bb882c5f60/image.png)
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+To get rid of the wrong eclipse warning, press F5 and also ALT + F5 to update project deps in eclipse. Your setup should now look like this:
+![image](/uploads/eed8893455d3712d0494c87f8e7e48c8/image.png)
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+#### Add the listener code
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