Ubuntu under Eclipse ExtJS hint plugin installation

When using Eclipse to write ExtJS, you will use Spket this plugin, spket can be used as an IDE, or as an Eclipse plug-in, I use as an Eclipse plug-in, here is a step-by-step diagram illustrating how to configure the Spket plug-in.

First step: Download the Spket plugin

Because Spket plug-in is required to use the fee, here in order to facilitate everyone to learn ExtJS, I attach spket plug-in cracked version (support extjs4.1) for everyone to download, my Baidu network address is as follows:

http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=334288&uk=3188520945

Step Two: Install the Spket plugin

Unzip the RAR file, copy the features folder and the Plugins folder into the root directory of Eclipse, and select Merge folder with duplicate directory to copy the plug-in. If it is myeclipse, copy it to the Dorphins folder. As follows:

Copy the two folders in the Spket plug-in to the Eclipse root directory.

Tick the option to perform this action for the current item you want, and then select Yes.

Step Three: Configure the Spket plugin

The prerequisite for configuring the Spket plugin is that you have extjs4.1 source files, if not available to go to this site to download: http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/download/

After downloading the files, get ExtJS source files, open Eclipse, if the above steps are executed correctly, under window preferences should be able to find Spket configuration options, as shown in:

Expand the Spket option and follow the steps below: First select the Javascriptprofile option, select New, enter ExtJS at name, click OK

When you are done, you can see the following views:

Expand the ExtJS at the red box, click Addlibrary, select ExtJS in the drop-down box, click the OK button

Then select the ExtJS Library, click AddFile, browse to select the Sdk.jsb3 file to add in

Then select All, Alldebug, Alldebugdev three options, and then continue to click the AddFile button, select Ext-all and ext-all-debug the two JS files to add in

When you're open, click the default button (it's important, or you can't get a prompt)

Then follow the steps below to set Spket as the default JS editor

After creating a new JS file in the project, you can use alt+/to bring up ExtJS's hints!

Good luck!

Ubuntu under Eclipse ExtJS hint plugin installation