Eclipse commonly used plug-ins can be installed in two ways:
1. Online installation;
2. copy and paste features and plugins locally to the features and plugins folders of Eclipse;
The disadvantage of online installation is network problems;
The disadvantage of local copy and paste is that deletion is troublesome and inflexible;
Here we will introduce the local extension method. The steps are as follows:
1. Create a links folder in the main installation directory of Eclipse;
2. Create a XX. Link file in the links folder;
3. Add Path = <pluginpath> in this file. Here, the <pluginpath> is D: \ eclipseplugins.
4. Create an eclipse folder under D: \ eclipseplugins;
5. paste the features and plugins of the plug-in to the newly created eclipse folder;
Note: The Directory Separator in *. Link is "\", and a plug-in corresponds to a *. Link file;
In this way, if you do not need a plug-in, you can delete the link file;
In myeclipse, the configuration center is used for installation;