First, install the development environment installation JDK
Download JDK URL: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html
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Install JDK: Double-click the downloaded. exe file
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Click Next
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The installation directory can be modified or not modified
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Click Install after ok (next), the software starts to install, the installation of JDK will pop up the JRE installation screen, select whether you want to change the installation directory
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If you need to change the installation directory, it is best to put together with the JDK installation directory, JDK8.0 and the previous version installation is slightly different, this JRE folder needs to create its own
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Close when you're done
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Install Eclipse
Download URL: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
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Click to jump to download page
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After the download, unzip the folder after you double-click the Eclipse.exe file to run, in the Eclipse.exe file right click, the mouse moved to the "Send to", the new menu will pop up, click "Desktop Shortcut", so the desktop has a shortcut, You can then double-click the Eclipse shortcut on your desktop to start the Eclipse software.
Configuration environment Variable Configuration path
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XP user does not have the 1th step interface, directly from the 2nd step, followed by the same steps
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You can do this in numeric order.
The purpose of configuring environment variables is to make it easy to use commands in the Command Prompt window.
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The cmd entered here is the command, and the C:\Windows\System32\ is executed when determined. Cmd.exe file, because the system is installed in the path of the system variable configuration of the Cmd.exe file, so input cmd in the run can execute the Cmd.exe file, and we configured the JDK directory bin, is to use Java development of some commands to simplify.
For example: The bin directory has the Javac.exe file, this is the Java compiler, drag this file directly to the Command Prompt window, will automatically generate the full name of the file (path name + filename) string (manually enter the same string character effect), Doing so can also compile Java source code, but it is too cumbersome. After configuring the environment variables, you can use the Javac.exe file to compile the Java source code by typing Javac directly from the Command Prompt window.
It is recommended to directly configure the bin directory under the JDK directly under the path of the system variable, because the Windows system is a multi-user system, and if the user variable + system variable is used, it may cause the configuration to be unusable, the compatibility is poor, and the configuration system variable is available to all users in the current system. Generally, the above problem does not occur.
It is also important to note that when the environment variable is configured, the cmd command is used to open a new command-line prompt window when testing. You cannot configure environment variables before you open the CMD window in the test.
Configure Classpath
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When using the Java command to execute a compiled program, you need to find out where the compiled bytecode (class) file exists, and the purpose of configuration classpath is to set the Java command to find the directory of the class file. If you do not configure the default in the current directory lookup (current directory: If the command Prompt window displays c:\users\x>_ represents the current directory is C:\Users\x), if configured, the English format of the period. Represents the current directory; When configuring multiple directories, the intermediate semicolon in English format; Separated, when running a program using Java commands, the JVM will look for the class to be executed in the next directory in the directory configured in Classpath, and if none are found, an error occurs
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