This file describes how to use Titan UDP java testport from Eclipse Titan java project. Prerequisites: - Have this repository pulled to the target computer The following terminology will be used: : The directory the titan.TestPorts.UDPasp repository is cloned : The directory containing the Eclipse project of the actual java implementation of the port. It's name is titan.JavaTestPorts.UDP and is located in the root of . Step1: - In Eclipse open from the menu File -> Import... - Select "Existing Projects into Workspace" - In the chooser dialog navigate into and choose as Root directory - Click "Finish" button. Now the Workspace must contain the titan.JavaTestPorts.UDP project. Step2: - In the Eclipse Project Explorer open the titan.JavaTestPorts.UDP project - Right click on "src" directory - Choose New -> TTCN3 Module - Click on "Advanced >>" button at the bottom of the New TTCN3 Module window - Click on "Link to file in the file system" - Using the "Browse" button select /src/UDPasp_PortType.ttcn - Click on "Finish" button Step3: - Repeat the steps of Step2 with the difference that the file chosen from /src/UDPasp_Types.ttcn After completing these Steps the UDP java testport will be usable from other projects by adding it as Referenced project. Referencing the UDP java testport from other Titan java project: The following terminology will be used: : The project in which the UDP java testport is to be used. - Right click on in Project Explorer - Select "Properties" - In the "Project Properties" window select "Project References" in the left side list - On the right make the checkbox of "titan.JavaTestPorts.UDP" selected - Select "Java Build Path" in the left list - Click "Add" button - Select the checkbox of "titan.JavaTestPorts.UDP" in the "Required Project Selection" window and click "OK" - Click "Apply and Close" After completing these steps the UDP test port is usable from . Note: As per experience it may be required to close and rebuild befor Eclipse realizes that it references the test port project!