contacts and differences between Eclipse Classic, Eclipse Standard, Eclipse IDE for Java developers and Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers
Eclipse is a software, the SDK refers to the development platform. If you download the green version of the extracted files can find Eclipse.exe, double-click into it can be used. ECLIPSE-SDK is a pure version and does not add any plug-ins.
Eclipse Download Website: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
version:
1. Eclipse Classic is the classic version of Eclipse: the classic version;
2, Eclipse Standard is the standard version of Eclipse: Standard Edition;
3, Eclipse IDE for Java Developer: Standard Edition based on the addition of Java development plug-ins;
4, Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers: The standard version based on the increase Java-ee development of Plug-ins
5, Eclipse for rcp/plug-in developers: Standard version based on the increase of RCP and plug-in development
6, Eclipse IDE for C + + developers: Standard Edition on the basis of the addition of C + + development of Plug-ins
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The difference between Eclipse Classic and Eclipse standard is that the integrated plug-ins are different; Eclipse is an open source, java-based, extensible open platform. For its part, it is just a framework and a set of services for building an open environment through plug-in components. Fortunately, Eclipse comes with a standard set of plug-ins, including Java development tools (Java Development kit,jdk).
Difference:
1, the plug-in is different, the development direction is different
2, after decompression found in different versions of the Plugins/features directory under the different files.
3, the Eclipse Classic with source
Release version
Now eclipse has different release versions
Reference documents:
http://blog.csdn.net/kqygww/article/details/8511002