After a period of toss, I finally put the Eclopse, and successfully run the Java program, and later the experience of my installation.
In general, just put JDK, you can use any configuration, but ideal and reality always exist some differences.
These differences are described in the following:
1: The computer must exist that the JRE environment, the relationship between JRE and JVM is a specifier, one is a general refer. My experience is that as long as there is a JRE environment on the computer, you don't need to set any environment variables. You can start using Eclipse.
2: The Eclipse version is required for JSDK's version, and Eclipse3.0 requires JSDK1.4, and Eclipse2.1 is JSDK1.3.
3: If you compile the Java program in Eclipse, you need to set the environment variables in the SHELL environment:
H: / borland jbuilder9 / jdk1.4 / bin // Add in Path
H: / borland jbuilder9 / jdk1.4 / lib / dt.jar; h: h: / borland // Establish a new variable ClassPath to add
JBuilder9 / JDK1.4 / lib / Tools.jar; H: / Borland
JBuilder9 / JDK1.4 / lib / dt.jar; H: / borland jbuilder9 / jdk1.4 / lib / dt.jar
4: Eclipse information to: http://www.cs.umanitoba.ca/~eclipse/ Download (English), extremely detailed
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LittleRoy
