Download, install Eclipse
Enter the homepage of the Eclipse project http://www.eclipse.org, click on Downloads to enter the download page. The latest version of Eclipse is version 2.0.2, but the multi-language translation package of version 2.0.2 has not yet come out, so we can use a little bit of version 2.0.1. Click 2.0.1 to enter its download page, this page has a lot of download connections, including Eclipse SDK in many platforms, here we only need to download Eclipse-sdk-2.0.1-Win32.zip and NLS-SDK-2.0.1 -Translations.zip two files can be, and there is an eclipse-examples-2.0.1-win32.zip file, which is required to learn the Java Development User Guide. Unzip these three files to the same directory, such as D: / Eclipse.
You should first install JDK (Sun's JDK or IBM JDK before running Eclipse, you should install 1.3 or later version, recommended to use 1.4 or higher version, because only JDK using 1.4 or later can enjoy the new HotSwap function The convenience of debugging), set a good environment variable Java_Home, ClassPath, and Path.
Eclipse.exe under D: / Eclipse creates a shortcut on the desktop. Double click to start Eclipse. Eclipse can also be launched in a command line, specifying the JVM and saving data for use on the command line, for example:
D: /Eclipse/eclipse.exe-vmd: / WebSphere / AppserVer / Java
/bin/javaw.exe -data
D: / Work / Workspace
Among them, D: / Work / Workspace is the location where the project file is saved.
You can choose Help → Help Content Enter the Help System for Eclipse. With Eclipse's multi-language translation pack, all menu and online help have been translated into Chinese, which is very convenient to use.
Before making the following learning, it is recommended to browse the "Workbed User Guide" in the help, familiar with the concept of perspective and view.
