Eclipse 3.0.1 plug-in solution (Java, C)
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Eclipse 3.0 has been launched for several months, but I have been using 2.1.4, waiting for the stability of various plug-ins. I recently practiced a little bit on the eclipse 3.0.1 platform. I think the plug-in features are richer and more powerful, and it is easier to install. Eclipse reflects its powerful vitality. Let's talk about the mainstream plug-ins and basic configurations I use.
First of all, there is nothing bad about the English interface as a development tool. However, we can use a large number of help documents in Chinese eclipse to greatly improve the reading speed. There are many good things in it. Download the multi-country Language Pack at www.eclipse.org. This Language Pack only supports eclipse 3.0.1 and is invalid for eclipse 3.0. Don't rush to upgrade eclipse. This is a long experience.
After the download, decompress the package to the eclipse directory and use the "Install/update" menu that comes with eclipse to upgrade the package. This is an important feature and it is much easier to install the plug-in. The procedure is as follows:
Open menu:
Sorry, I have already passed the Chinese version. let's compare it.
Select "search for new feature components to be installed" and the following interface appears:
You will see much less things than the above picture, because I have added many plug-ins, but you do not. Click "Create local site" and find the Language Pack location. If the location is incorrect, a prompt is displayed. If there is no error, the Language Pack will appear in the list, select it, click next, and you will be asked to restart eclipse. After the startup, you may find that the localization effect is poor, and some menus are still in English. The solution is to create a shortcut pointing to the eclipse Startup Program and add a clean parameter to the shortcut:
Start it once with this shortcut and re-read all configurations. The speed will be slower. You can remove this parameter later. Finished in Chinese.
You can also install the plug-in remotely through the network by creating a remote site and entering the plug-in name and address. Other methods are the same as above. The plug-ins I have installed include:
Spring plugin: http://springframework.sourceforge.net/spring-ide/eclipse/updatesite/
Spring is a very good framework.
C # plugin: http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/updates/site.xml
C # programs can be developed in Eclipse
Code folding: http://www.coffee-bytes.com/eclipse/update-site/site.xml
Provides a variety of code folding styles
Hibernate plugin: http://www.binamics.com/hibernatesync
It is nice to generate a database configuration file visually, or even automatically generate an hbm ing file based on the database table.
UML 2 plugin: this can only be downloaded and installed, http://www.omondo.com/
Then there is an Eclipse Update site, which contains a Visual editor that allows you to visually develop the Swing/awt program in Eclipse. In addition, in the update address of C # plugin, it also comes with Struts editor, wsdl viewer, Axis plugin, resin plugin, etc.
Now there is still a very important plug-in: lomboz, which is very simple. Download it, unpackage it, and copy the plug-in to the plug-in of Eclipse. If there is no effect after installation, add the clean parameter to start once.
With this pile of plug-ins, the current Eclipse is strong enough, and the current popular development frameworks can be well handled.