Eclipse installation of Debugging JS Plug-ins are mainly jseclipse and Spket

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

Jeclipse is a JavaScript editor, and to use ExtJS, you need to download (ext_jseclipse.zip) This 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.

Spket Eclipse plugin with IDE ... EXT 2.0. Thursday, March 27, 2008 20:02spket IDE is the most outstanding IDE to support EXT 2.0 at the moment. It uses the. JSB project file and embeds the contents of the base class and all documents into script doc that generates code hints.
Since Spket is just a simple editor, with no other formatting support (such as CSS), my approach is to install it into Aptana using its Eclipse plug-in form. Installation methods are as follows:
1. Download and install Aptana Studio (including eclipse);
2. Start Aptana and open the Program menu to: Help→software updates→find and Install ... →search for new features to install→new remote site ...
3. Name: "Spket", address URL is http://www.spket.com/update/
4. Restart Aptana;
5. Watch this sketide tutorial,

See EXT code hint of the function of how easy (you can modify/SRC/EXT.JSB keep the latest version of EXT), the basic steps are as follows:

Window→preferences→spket→javascript profiles→new;
Enter "ExtJS" click OK;
Select "ExtJS" and click "Add Library" and select "ExtJS" in the dropdown bar;
Select "ExtJS" and click "Add file" and select "EXT.JSB" file in your./ext-2.x/source directory.
Set up a new ExtJS profile, select and click the "Defalut" button on the right-hand side of the JavaScript Profiles dialog box;
Restart Eclipse
Create a new JS file and enter: Ext so you can set the EXT code automatically completed functions.
Since you are installing the plugin in Eclipse or your default JS editor, to try Spket, you should select Open with on that file-> spket JavaScript Editor

Or

1. Perform this operation: in Eclipse, select: Window→preferences→spket→javascript profiles→new

2, in the pop-up box input ExtJS (name casually up), and then click OK;

3, then select ExtJS Point Add Library, select ExtJS after click OK;

4, then select ExtJS (Level Two node), select Add File in your download ext2.x package found/SOURCE/EXT.JSB loaded in;

5, then the first ExtJS (root node) Click on the right side of the default button, and then click OK to fix it.

7, you now have eclipse to build a JS with ext. There will be hints ...

Idea: The coding of projects developed in Eclipse uses UTF-8, and configuring MyEclipse can reduce the problem of encoding garbled Chinese.