Eclipse Development JavaScript Environment configuration __java

Http://www.cnblogs.com/sayo/archive/2008/10/14/1310769.html

There are three types of JavaScript editors to choose from:

1. JSDT

2. Jseclipse

3. Spket

The installation of these three plug-ins is described separately:

1. JSDT is a WPT with a plug-in

As long as the WTP is installed, you do not have to install JSDT alone. You can also learn some information about JSDT from here: Http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/ATF/JSDT

2. Jseclipse

You can install Jseclipse from Http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/jseclipse/autoinstall via the Eclipse Automatic Update feature:

As shown above, install the tick-jeclipse plugin.

Jeclipse is a JavaScript editor, and to use ExtJS, you need to download the file and extract all the XML files into your Eclipse workspace directory:

Eclipseworkspace/.metadata/.plugins/com.interaktonline.jseclipse/user_library

Below. Then you can restart eclipse.

Ext_jseclipse.zip

3. Spket

Install Plug-ins from http://www.spket.com/update/via Eclipse Automatic Update:

After installation, make ExtJS settings:

As the above picture is set to look good:

Window→preferences→spket→javascript Profiles→new, named in pop-up dialog: ExtJs, click OK. Then select ExtJS Point Add Library, you download the EXT package to find/SOURCE/EXT.JSB loaded in. Finally, select ExtJS Click the Default button on the right to make it the default. That's fine.

After the above installation settings, now open a JS file can be a variety of ways:

Personal feeling jseclilpse more easy to use.