Download the Java Environment installation package
Http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/overview/index.html
Download the Eclipse Java EE version
Http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-java-ee-developers/oxygen1a
Download Tomcat and install (8.5)
https://tomcat.apache.org/download-80.cgi
Configure Tomcat
Https://www.cnblogs.com/kangy123/p/6307533.html
Configuration excerpt:
In Eclipse, click the menu bar window->preferences, click Server/runtime environments:
Select the server version and click the Add button
Go to Server Installation path selection (select Server installation directory)
In Eclipse , click the menu bar window->preferences , click java/build path/classpath Variables:
Click New to create a new directory reference, which is the Bin folder in the server Tomcat installation directory (all folders for jar files)
Next, add the User Libraries. Click java/build path/user Libraries:
Click on the "New ..." button to create a new User Libraries named Tomcat Server . Then click on the "add External JARs ..." button to select all the jars that we installed and use under tomcal/lib (Ctrl + A) and OK.
Create projects and Settings
In Eclipse Java EE , right-click in the blank area of Project Explorer on the left , and then tap new->dynamic Web Project :
Right-click on "Properties" in the project manager's current project root directory. Then, in the Project Properties dialog box that pops up, click "Java Build Path" andswitch to the Libraries tab.
Double click on "User Library",in the pop-up Add Library dialog box, select "Tomcat Server"and click "Finish" button.
Then switch to the Order and Export tab and select Tomcat Server . Complete the setup.
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