Let eclipse use the jquery plug-in-spket

Let eclipse use the jquery plug-in-spket

I often write Web Front-end programs. How can I bypass jquery without using JavaScript?

You have tried jseclipse, Aptana Studio, and spket before. You can use the JS syntax. Jseclipse is a lightweight and free plug-in that does not support jquery. Although libraries can be added, the XML library of jquery cannot be found on the Internet.

Aptana Studio is too big to be used up.

Spket is relatively large and requires license, but it supports intelligent sensing of well-known libraries such as jquery, extjs, and Yui, so it is decided to use it.

It is easy to install. In eclipse, install new software... in the Help menu ..., Work with URL: http://www.spket.com/update.

The installation was successful, and I immediately went online to find a method without license, replacing com. spket. ui_1.6.18.jar,

However, the following error is displayed after restart:

1	An internal error occurred during: "Loading Context". java.lang.NullPointerException

As a result, I continued to find a solution and found that I could not just replace the above file. Both csdn and javaeye had several MB of compressed files to replace. The resources downloaded from these two sites are provided to members, and non-members cannot download the resources. Therefore, javaeye is abnormal and needs to register for three days before the download function can be used normally, the csdn instance has been deducted for 1 point ......

Save it here. The next download will not be blackmailed.

Download spket_1.6.18_crack

 

 

After the downloaded package is decompressed, it seems that two folders are directly pasted to the corresponding folder in the eclipse installation directory, then restart eclipse and open window ----> preferences to see that there is a subtree named spket under the tree structure. You will see it opened by a javascript profiles node --- click New ---- write to ext --- OK --- An ext will be generated in the text field ----- select ext -- click Add library on the left ---- select extjs ---- an additional extjs under ext in the text field -- click extjs --- click "add file ""--- add Ext. after JSB is complete