Reprint new Eclipse Installation and configuration

Eclipse's website address: http://www.eclipse.org/
We download the Java version: Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers
Currently the latest version is: Eclipse Kepler (4.3)
1. Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers:
1, 32-bit: Http://mirror.bit.edu.cn/eclipse/technology/epp/downloads/release/kepler/R/eclipse-jee-kepler-R-win32.zip
2, 64-bit: Http://mirror.bit.edu.cn/eclipse/technology/epp/downloads/release/kepler/R/eclipse-jee-kepler-R-win32-x86_64.zip

2. Eclipse Installation:
This version is an uncompressed version, such as the path of our uncompressed Eclipse: F:/eclipse-jee-helios-sr2-win32/eclipse (hereinafter referred to as%eclipse_home%)
If we configure the JDK environment variable, after entering%eclipse_home%, double-click "Eclipse.exe" to launch ECLIPSE, you will be prompted to select a workspace on startup.
It is recommended that you create a few more workspace, you can create different project in different workspace according to the actual needs, so as to avoid the more and more project in Workspace in the future, which will affect the startup speed of Eclipse (of course, For projects that you don't use recently, close it-right-click the project name and select Close Project, and if you need to open the project, right-click the closed project name and select Open Project. ）。
Toggle Workspace can be selected at startup, and can be toggled in "File" – "Switch Workapsce" after startup.
You can also refer to "http://hanqunfeng.iteye.com/blog/868197" for Eclipse's management of workspace.

3. Configuration of Eclipse:
After starting eclipse for the first time, we need to do some basic configuration, usually we need to do the following configuration:
1) Configure the JDK by default, Eclipse automatically associates the JDK configured in the environment variable, and if we install multiple versions of the JDK, it can be configured manually, as follows: "Window" – "Preferences" – "Java" – "Installed JREs "–" Add "–" Standard VM "– Select the JDK installation directory.
2) Configure Tomcat "Window" – "Preferences" – "Server" – "Runtime Environments" – "Add" – "Apache" – "Apache Tomcat v7.0" – Select the directory of TOMCAT7 , the JDK configured in the JRE Select 1).
The configuration is complete and can be verified in the Servers view. The default Servers view is turned on below the Java EE preset view, and if it is not, you can open the Servers view with Window – Show view – Server – Select Servers.
In the Servers view, right-click – "New" – "Server" – select "Tomcat v7.0 Server" and if you see "Apache Tomcat v7.0" in "Server Runtime Environment", Indicates that the configuration was successful.
3) Start speed up Eclipse startup will load some plug-ins by default, and loading these plugins will increase eclipse startup time, in fact, some things are not very important to us, so you can close the method as follows: "Window" – "Preferences" – " General "– Startup and Shutdown – Remove the plugins you don't want.
4) Turn off verify that the default eclipse validates the items in workspace, validates the contents of the JSP, the XML content, and so on, and the validation process consumes memory, so it is recommended to turn off the authentication feature. The closing method is as follows: "Window" – "Preferences" – "Validation" – "Disable all".
5) Set the new menu item Eclipse default new content does not meet the requirements, many things also need to go to other to find, but we can customize the new menu item content, as follows: Right-click on the toolbar – "Customize prespective ..." – " Shortcuts "– Select the new item you want.
6) Default file editor eclipse automatically selects the editor of the file by default, or you can right-click on the file when opening the file – "Open with" to select the editor, but sometimes we might prefer to have the file use a specific editor, which can be configured as follows: "Window" – "Preferences" – "General" – "Editors" – "File Associations", select a specific filename suffix type above, select the editor below, you can add by adding, and set the default editor through the defaults.
7) Annotation Style definitions We all know the importance of annotations, and in the team, it is more important to unify the annotation style. Here's how to set the annotation style: "Window" – "Preferences" – "Java" – "Code Style" – "Code Templates" – Set it yourself, for example comments
Types: The code is as follows

/**   * Title: project_name   * Description: XXXX    * Copyright: Copyright (c) 2011  * Company:www.xxx.com   * Makedate:${date} ${time}  * @author ${user}    * @version %I%, %G%   * @since 1.0   *  **/ 

8) Eclipse modifies the encoding format, window–>preferences Open the Preferences dialog box on the menu navigation bar, the left navigation tree, and navigates to General–>workspace. Windows 7 platform defaults to GBK, Simplified Chinese operating system Windows XP, Windows 2000 Simplified Chinese default encoding is Gb18030,linux platform default is UTF-8
Then the engineering code established in this workspace is GBK, and the Java file created in the project is also GBK.
Can see the default is the GBK encoding format, we modify to UTF-8 encoding format or you need the encoding format
Click Apply and click OK.
9) Modify the encoding of the file. Right-click on the Eclipse project file, select Properties, and in resource Select Modify encoding format
10) Sometimes we need some kind of file such as:. JSP,. Java, etc.
Navigation bar Window–>preferences
Open the Preferences dialog box, left navigation tree, navigate to Genera–>content Types
On the right, find the type of file you want to modify, and I'll take *.java for example.
In the default encoding below, enter Utf-8->update->ok in the input box
The encoding format of the new JSP file in Eclipse. Windows Preferences Web JSP files changes the value of the right encoding to ISO 10646/unicode (UTF-8) and then applies. OK, then the content of the new JSP file is UTF-8 encoded.

Reprint new Eclipse Installation and configuration