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 Now configure your Eclipse: Now configure your Eclipse:
-  - Set the parserReactive project as an ANTLR project (right click -> “Toggle ANTLR nature”) +  - Ensure the parserReactive project has the ANTLR nature (It there are no horns, right click -> “Toggle ANTLR nature”) 
-  - Set the Java Build Path required projects for the atlibReactiveRFID project to: interpreterReactive and org.json +  - Set the Java Build Path required **projects** for the atlibReactiveRFID project to: interpreterReactive and org.json 
-  - Set the Java Build Path required projects for the iatReactive project to: atlibReactiveRFID, interpreterReactive, parserReactive +  - Set the Java Build Path required **projects** for the iatReactive project to: atlibReactiveRFID, interpreterReactive, parserReactive 
-  - Set the Java Build Path required projects for the parserReactive project to: interpreterReactive +  - Set the Java Build Path required **projects** for the parserReactive project to: interpreterReactive 
-  - Set the Java Build Path required projects for the interpreterReactive project to include all of the jars that are present in interpreterReactive/lib and interpreterReactive/lib/jgl+  - Set the Java Build Path required **libraries** for the interpreterReactive project to include all of the jars that are present in interpreterReactive/lib and interpreterReactive/lib/jgl (use the ''Add JAR'' button)
  
 It is recommended to create an Eclipse run configuration that runs the interpreter and immediately evaluates an .at file (if it is an .at file the AmbientTalk Eclipse plugin can apply syntax coloring etc.). It is recommended to create an Eclipse run configuration that runs the interpreter and immediately evaluates an .at file (if it is an .at file the AmbientTalk Eclipse plugin can apply syntax coloring etc.).