How to determine is a java app is running in development mode

i am stumped with this problem. i am developeing a app in eclipse, and there is a update feature that i do not want to run when i am running the app from eclipse. now when i was developing in visual studio there was a property which i could use to determine if the programming mode or not. i do not know how to do this in java. any hints or suggestion is appreciated.

use JVM arguments to parameterize the app

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