chance clickpoints on Eclipse

--- for the Java API look:
http://sikuli.org/doc/java-x/

--- s.type(bfi, adresse, 127); i can say only the X coordinates, but not Y coordinates?
type does not accept any X coordinates.

The general signature is:
public <PSRML> int type(PSRML target, java.lang.String text)

where target denotes the location to click as a (PS) text or image to search, whose match target offset (standard center) is used to click, or (R) a region, whose center is clicked or (M) a match (same as image, but no search) or (L) Location (x,y) coordinate. after the click is done, the text is typed.

This is the same as in the IDE, but in Java you have to specify a screen or region object as xxxx.type()

Ok but how can i change where target denotes the location to click in Java? How can i give the "xxx.type()" methode the Location(x,y) x and y coordinates to click? or how can i give the methode with my mouse click, to click, what i can do really easy on Sikuli IDE ?

Ok, I think I now understand your problem:
You are missing the capture feature in Eclipse, to screenshot the targets.

People normally use Sikuli in parallel for that, to only get the images, they want to use in there java code together with some personal naming convention (the IDE has an option (preferences) to name your screenshots yourself and/or rename them using the Preview pane.

My problem is that:
http://www.myimg.de/?img=Unbenannt58ea8.jpg
if you look at the Screenshot that i made, there is "clickpunkt verschiebung" (clickpoints moving), where i change the x,y coordinations of the clickingtarget. How can i give such parameters in java where to click on the screenshot?

Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.