Started to turn to Java technology, the first nature is the iDE to choose a hand. Because Eclipse, which is a good reputation, I have ever heard, so I decided to try it.
Looking for a sporadic data from the Internet, the latest version of Release 3.0 is downloaded from the official website of Eclipse. However, because Language Package does not seem to be updated synchronously, only 2.1.2_translations is found. After you are pressing all downloaded ZIP packets, placed in a unified Eclipse directory (this kind of approach to Eclipse), then you can directly double-point Eclipse.exe to start the IDE environment. Since the Language Package version is low, it is found that only part of the interface is Chinese after the IDE is opened, but this does not affect the function.
Take the classic HelloWorld as an example, preliminary test: - New Project- new class- Run Project- Debug / Breakpoint- Import Seperate File- Add Accociation- Replace / Compare with ... from local
Overall, feel good: gorgeous interface, rich in function, flexible operation. As for the running speed, it doesn't seem slowly, this may be uncomfortable with my 1G memory machine. Of course, load the plug-in when starting, it will naturally be slightly slower.
Tomorrow's mission is to integrate the downloaded JBoss and Lomboz plugins into Eclipse to test JSP / J2EE development.
