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Run JUnit tests in Eclipse projects — all tests, by package, by class, or individual test methods. Also build Maven projects.

Analyze Java code using Eclipse JDT tools — type hierarchy, find references, call hierarchy, compilation errors, quick fixes, and import suggestions. Use this to understand code structure before making changes.

Edit files in Eclipse projects using MCP tools. Use this when modifying code in Eclipse workspace projects — it keeps Eclipse editors in sync, triggers incremental compilation, and provides undo via local history.

Debug Java applications in Eclipse — set breakpoints, launch in debug mode, step through code, inspect stack traces, evaluate expressions, and hot-swap code changes.

Launch and stop Java applications in Eclipse. Run with program/VM arguments, capture stdout/stderr, or launch in background.