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Sometime I forget to close my previous applet before I re-compile a new version. So I end up with multiple versions of my old applets hanging around in my dock.
Is there a way to tell Eclipse to close these old version before launching the new one?
No, there isn’t such a feature on Eclipse. I’ve always have to stop the current running instance before starting a new one. Depending on the environment thought, sometimes saving the code files and refreshing the running instance will do the trick (like for example when running a GAE application) but i always better to start with a complete fresh execution to avoid inconsistencies.