5. Creating a separate application
(1) Export application
l File> export ...
l Select Deployable Plug-Ins and Fragments from the list of export options, click Next button
l Select the Google plugin
l Select A Directory Structure in the Deploy AS drop-down box
l Click the Browse button, select an export location
l Click the Finish button to complete the export
(2) Copy the plugin and JAR files required
l Eclipse 3.0 does not provide tools that will be copied to the related plugins and JAR files to the export directory, so:
l Copy Startup.jar into the root directory of the export directory from the root directory of Eclipse 3.0.
l Plugins directory from Eclipse 3.0 copies the following directory to the Plugins directory of the export directory:
Ø Org.eclipse.core.expressions_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.core.Runtime_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.help_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.jface_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.osgi.Services_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.osgi.UTIL_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.osgi_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.swt.win32_3.0.0
Ø org.eclipse.swt_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.ui.Workbench_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.ui_3.0.0
Ø Org.eclipse.Update.configurator_3.0.0
(3) Test procedure
l Create Startup.bat, including the following:
Java -cp startup.jar org.eclipse.core.launcher.main
-Application Google.googleApplication
Note: If a variety of JDK versions are installed, you need to specify its path in front of Java.
Attachment: Source code download (I don't support the RAR type because the upload file does not support the RAR type, I will change the extension to the PDF, please change the extension to RAR after downloading, then decompress)
