MyEclipse installation, configuration, testing

MyEclipse installation, configuration, testing (win7_64bit)

　　　　Directory

1. Overview

2. Tools used in this article

3. Installation and activation

4.javase Development Test (ensure JDK is installed correctly)

5.Java EE Development Test (ensure that the server and database are installed correctly)

6. Precautions

7. Related blog posts

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1. Overview

MyEclipse is a powerful enterprise-class integrated development environment built on Eclipse and developed with its own plugins, primarily for Java, Java EE, and mobile applications. MyEclipse is very powerful and supports a wide range of support, especially for various open source products.

2. Tools used in this article

　　　MyEclipse installation package (v2015 Stable 1.0) ( required )

　　　MyEclipse Registration Machine related files (for v2015 Stable 1.0) ( required )

　　　JDK installation package (v8u91) ( required )

　　　Tomcat installation package (v8.0.35) (more versions see official website ) (replaceable)

　　　MySQL installation package (v5.5.49) (more versions see official website ) (replaceable)

　　　MYSQL-JDBC driver (v5.1.39) (more versions see official website ) (replaceable)

　　　Java Chinese offline documentation ( optional )

　　　Test Source (Javaweb section)

3. Installation and activation

The installation package provides a version that needs to be manually installed, and it can be used directly without decompression.

3.1 Prepare the installation directory and project storage location for MyEclipse before downloading.

3.2 Unpack the installation package, install MyEclipse, do not start after installation:

3.3 Unpack the Keygen tool and start activating MyEclipse:

To start the registration machine

Fill in user name, generate key

Replace the public key, Save the registration information

Similarly, to unlock the spring functionality, simply overwrite the plugins under the MyEclipse installation directory with the plugins under the "Unlock Spring Advanced Features" folder.

4.JavaSE Dev Test

Write and run a simple javase project.

4.1 Start MyEclipse, set the workspace

4.2 Setting up the JDK

4.3 Creating and running a project

5.JavaEE Dev Test

This is only a simple Javaweb project test and does not involve other frameworks.

　　Note : A more basic test can refer to Eclipse Java EE section 5th .

5.1 Configuring the server for previously installed TOMCAT8

5.2 Test A login validator that contains MySQL database operations.

Create a project

Create a new three servlet in sequence

Create user class and Database action classes

Edit User Login page ( JSP page is used here)

Configure the Web. xml file (comment out the mappings generated before the servlet, manual configuration here)

Import the MYSQL-JDBC drive and run the project

After the project runs successfully, you can view the resulting project in addition to the MyEclipse workspace, and you can view the results of its successful publication in the Tomcat app directory.

　

6. Precautions

6.1 If the link involved in this article is swallowed , or if it is found to be wrong, please contact QQ245176013.

6.2 This article tests the following version:

6.3 javase Source View and Chinese help document settings

Please refer to Eclipse javase section 6th, part 4th .

6.4 Encoding Settings

Please refer to Eclipse javase section 6th, part 5th .

6.5 If activation fails, uninstall all installation files and registration information (note cleaning the C-disk residue and registry) and reinstall registration.

7. Related blog posts

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　　　MySQL installation, configuration, testing

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　　　Eclipse for Java EE installation, configuration, testing

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