The entire process of building a development environment for j2-and subclipse in Mac OS X 10.6

The entire process of building a development environment for j2-and subclipse in Mac OS X 10.6

Author: Sun Dongfeng (the source is not required for reposts)

Recently, it has been fully migrated to the Linux system for development and has completely abandoned windows. It is not easy to build a j2-based Development Environment on Mac OS X. The main reason is that sun does not provide the Mac version of wtk, Which is depressing. Fortunately, Motorola took over sun and gave the job to the following address:

Http://developer.motorola.com/docstools/motodevstudio/javame/downloads/

Download the Mac OS versions of motodev studio for Java me v2.2 and motodev SDK for Java me v2.2. The two files are in the DMG format, which is ready for use.

Motodev studio for Java me does not need to install the plug-in of j2's. By default, the agent has the j2's option, but there is no simulator. Therefore, we need to import the motodev SDK for Java me to it, the procedure is the same as importing wtk in eclipse in windows.

After the import is complete, you can perform the development of j2's. Just like Eclipse in windows, motodev studio for Java me was originally developed based on Eclipse.

As follows:

 

 

 

 

With the above configuration, our application can run smoothly :), many times we need to implement Version Control for collaborative development by multiple people, SVN, as a powerful tool for version control, is of course our object.

Select "Help-> software updates ...".

Then go to "avaliable software-> Add site ..." Enter the update source "http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.4.x”, you will see:

 

Select All update sources and click "Install ...".

The following interface is displayed:

 

 

In general, motodev studio reports errors on this interface. We need to Remove invalid or repeated update sources, such.

Click "Next" to download the update source.

 

After the download is complete, you can see "Preferences ..." SVN options are added, so you do not need to change the settings in this option.

Right-click the project and choose "properties"> "team"> "shared...". You can see:

 

After you enter the correct svn url, the system prompts you to start the "synchronized option", for example:

 

 

"Synchronized options" include common SVN operations,

 

Right-click the project team and you will see the following menu:

 

To check out a project from the svn server, first open "window-> show view-> other... ", click SVN, and then select the svn repository. At this time, we can see the" SVN repository "window at the bottom of the screen.

 

If you need to check out the corresponding project, right-click the project and select

 

In the displayed window, set the project name, save location, and other information: