Eclipse/Myeclipse common plug-in addresses

1. Subclipse (SVN)

A. Install MyEclipse:
Install the myeclipse plug-in subclipse online.
1> open myclipse -----> Help -----> SoftwareUpdates ----> Search for new features to install
2> click "next" to bring up the "update sites to visit" interface.
Click "New Remoute Site..." to bring up the "New Update Site" interface, and enter Name and URL.
Note: Name is the Name you give to the plug-in. For example, subclipse 1.6. The URL is the URL where you want to download the plug-in.
3> click "OK.

B. install it in Eclipse:
1> open eclipse> Help> Install New Software ....
2> in the pop-up dialog box, enter the URL http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.8.xin the Work with column. Then, click add Add add Repository.
3> enter Subclipse or any other Name in Name) and click OK! Click Next after loading.
C. For detailed usage, see: http://blog.csdn.net/kimsung/article/details/5277873

2. PropertiesEditor
This is a properties file editor that supports direct Chinese writing in property files.
A. Install MyEclipse:
Help --> software updates --> find and install ..
Search for new features to install --> next --> new remote site...
Name: propedit
Url: http://propedit.sourceforge.jp/eclipse/updates/
B. install it in Eclipse:
1> open eclipse> Help> Install New Software ....
2> in the pop-up dialog box, enter the URL: http://propedit.sourceforge.jp/eclipse/updates/ and then click the Add button to bring up the dialog box Add Repository.
3> enter propedit or any other Name in Name) and click OK! Click Next after loading.
C. For usage instructions, see;

3. EasyExporle
EasyExporle is a small eclipse plug-in that can directly open the directory where the selected file is located, and the size is very small, only a few K.

A. General installation methods:
1> download the plug-in directly from the http://sourceforge.net/projects/easystruts and decompress it to the Eclipse plug-in Directory
2> restart MyEclipse/Eclipse, right-click a file, and select the "Easy Exporle" option to open the directory where the current file is located. Note: The upper-level directory of the file is opened by default.
3> detailed Configuration:

B. See http://blog.csdn.net/xzknet/article/details/4627713