Java compilation using eclipse

Good greeting to developer
Recently i use eclipse to develope java project. How to compile java source file? I cannot find any compile button in toolbar and menu.....
This maynot the right forum to ask this question, however, pls help.
Thanks in advance.

hi , Eclipse auto compiles files on save.
u can specify the output path using prohect->properties->java build path
hop this helps u ,
vikas

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