Previous blog I mentioned the new release of Eclipse SDK
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In the next series of articles, I will scatter my related content, such as SWT, PDE, RCP learning process and experience, not as a formal tutorial or rigorous document, just think of where to say .
Earlier blog, I mentioned Eclipse SDK
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On this basis, some bugs have been changed, add some code operations for J2SE 5.0, just like Kukoo,
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It is not as good as 3.0 in some ways, but I believe that there will be a big improvement in 3.0 in the launch of official 3.1, and the full support of J2SE 5.0 is very attractive.
If you have this
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The version of JDT UI is interested in J2SE 5.0 source file support, you can see here:
http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/~checkout ~/jdt-ui-home/r3_1/j2se50/status.html?Rev=1.48
Before learning Eclipse, we need to figure out some basic concepts.
# What is eclipse?
Eclipse was initiated by IBM and finally open source a powerful development platform that included 3 projects: The Eclipse Project, The Eclipse Tools Project and The Eclipse Technology Project.
# What is the eclipse project?
The Eclipse project is a strong, rich, commercially available industry software development platform, integrated with considerable tools, including 3 sub-items: Platform, JDT, and PDE.
# What is the eclipse platform?
The Eclipse platform is used to integrate different vendors, institutions, or individual tools, which seamlessly integrate them, so that the entire Eclipse framework is very easy to expand.
# What is jdt?
JDT's full name is Java Development Tools, which is a powerful Java IDE, provided on the Eclipse platform.
# What is pde?
The full name of PDE is Plug-in Development Environment for support for plugin development.
# What is the eclipse tools project?
The Eclipse tool project contains considerable open source and non-open source tools for supporting the Eclipse platform. The existence of this project can coordinate the development of some functions to develop certain functions to avoid unnecessary duplication, and to ensure tools Can be integrated with good.
# What is The Eclipse Technology Project?
The Eclipse Technical Project is to provide a channel for those open source developers, scholars, etc. to participate in the process of Eclipse development. Divided into three branches of scientific research, innovation and education: research branches study Eclipse related fields such as development languages, tools and development environments, etc .; innovative branches include some small, informal projects to develop new features for Eclipse; education branch The focus is to provide teaching materials and courses.
# What is the eclipse sdk?
Eclipse SDK is the three sub-projects, platforms, JDT, and PDE of the Eclipse project, providing separate downloads. These products are integrated to provide developers with rich and convenient development environments.
# What is SWT? SWT's full name is the Standard Widget Toolkit, the Standard Control Kit, provides an API to build a user graphical interface, because it is directly using the existing graphics interface (if any), speed and performance is very large The degree is not limited by JVM. For Java developers, it is a good thing. In addition to AWT and SWING, we have a very attractive graphic API. Support a variety of platforms, we can see that the interface of Eclipse is SWT painting, and it is supreme.
More, reference:
http://eclipse.org/eclipse/faq/eclipse-faq.html
