Eclipse for javase installation, configuration, testing

Eclipse for javase installation, configuration, testing (win7_64bit)

　　　　Directory

1. Overview

2. Tools used in this article

3. Installation and configuration

4.javase Development Test

5.ADT Installation and Android Dev Test

6. Precautions

7. Related blog posts

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1. Overview

Eclipse should be a well-known IDE in the Java development community, usually in the version of Eclipse for Java and Eclipse for Java EE, where the previous one, primarily for javase development, is discussed.

2. Tools used in this article

　　　Eclipse javase installation package (v4.6.0) ( required )

　　　JDK installation package (v8u91) ( required )

　　　Java Chinese offline documentation ( optional )

　　　ADT(v23.0.7) (plugin for Android on Eclipse) ( depending on demand )

If you need more versions of Eclipse , you can find them on the website ...

3. Installation and Configuration

3.1 Before installing Eclipse Javase, set up the installation directory and workspace (project file directory):

3.2 Download the Eclipse javase installation package, here is the compression package version, after decompression, double-click Eclipse.exe Boot, and then set up a workspace:

If you are downloading on the website, please select the following version:

4.JavaSE Dev Test

Create and run a simple Javase project:

5.ADT installation and Android Dev Test

　　Note : The latest version of ADT is 23.0.7, support to Android 22, Google has abandoned the update of ADT, recommended the use of Androidstudio for development.

5.1 Install ADT, if a warning message appears during installation, click Confirm. (ADT has been pre-placed in the specified location and is recommended to be placed in Eclipse's decompression directory )

5.2 Android Project Creation

6. Precautions

6.1 If the link involved in this article is swallowed , or if it is found to be wrong, please contact QQ245176013.

6.2 The version tested in this article is as follows

6.3 If you are ready for Android development, make sure that the relevant tools in the SDK are ready to complete, except for ADT.

6.4 Source view and Chinese help document settings

6.4.1 Source View Settings

6.4.2 Chinese Help document settings (you need to pre-place the document in the specified location, usually placed in the Ecipse directory)

6.4.3 display only Chinese hints

　　　　　Note : If you set this item, you will not be able to view the source, fish and bear can not be both.

There are no Chinese hints and source code can be viewed at the same time the IDE, some, is idea, A link to the idea configuration can be found in the relevant blog post .

6.5 Encoding settings, it is recommended to set the IDE encoding to UTF-8 to better support Chinese:

7. Related blog posts

7.5 Android Development environment configuration

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strong> 7.3        intellij idea Install, configure, test

7.4 Android SDK Manager and AVD Manager use

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Eclipse for javase installation, configuration, testing