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1.1. Create local directory Eclipse.<br />
 
1.1. Create local directory Eclipse.<br />
1.2. Go to [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads Eclipse downloads]  and click on the required Eclipse Classic version (32Bit or 64Bit).
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1.2. Go to [http://www.eclipse.org/downloads Eclipse downloads]  and click on the required ''Eclipse Classic'' version (32Bit or 64Bit).
 
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'''2. Preparing environment'''  
 
'''2. Preparing environment'''  
  
2.1. Go to the Eclipse folder created during the installation and launch eclipse (Click eclipse.exe located in Eclipse/eclipse folder).<br />
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2.1. Go to the ''Eclipse'' folder created during the installation and launch eclipse (Click eclipse.exe located in Eclipse/eclipse folder).<br />
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<br />2.2. In the appeared Workspace window type in the name of the workspace. In order to keep all projects in Eclipse folder, use the relative path for the workspace (Start with ".\"). Leave "Use this as the default" option unchecked.<br />
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<br />2.2. In the appeared ''Workspace'' window type in the name of the workspace. In order to keep all projects in Eclipse folder, use the relative path for the workspace (Start with ".\"). Leave ''"Use this as the default"'' option unchecked.<br />
 
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[[Image: Workspace.jpg | 400px]]
  
<br />2.3 Close the Welcome Window.<br/>
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<br />2.3 Close the ''Welcome'' Window.<br/>
2.4 Go to  Windows -> Prefirences and in the Java section select Installed JREs<br/>
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2.4 Go to  ''Windows -> Prefirences'' and in the ''Java'' section select ''Installed JREs''<br/>
 
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<br/>2.5. Click Add and on the Add JRE window leave Standard VM checked. Click Next<br/>
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<br/>2.5. Click Add and in the ''Add JRE'' window leave ''Standard VM'' checked. Click ''Next''<br/>
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2.6. On the JRE Definition screen select the directory where Java SE is installed (e.g. C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_23). When JRE system libraries are uploaded click Finish.<br/>
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2.6. In the ''JRE Definition'' screen select the directory where Java SE is installed (e.g. C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_23). When JRE system libraries are uploaded click Finish.<br/>
2.7. On the Preferences screen select just added JRE.<br/>
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2.7. In the ''Preferences'' screen select just added JRE.<br/>
 
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2.8 Click OK.
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2.8 Click ''OK''.

Revision as of 08:46, 25 January 2011

Preparing Eclipse

1. Installing Eclipse

1.1. Create local directory Eclipse.
1.2. Go to Eclipse downloads and click on the required Eclipse Classic version (32Bit or 64Bit).

Eclipse Download.jpg


1.3. Unzip it in the created Eclipse folder.

2. Preparing environment

2.1. Go to the Eclipse folder created during the installation and launch eclipse (Click eclipse.exe located in Eclipse/eclipse folder).

Eclipse EXE.jpg


2.2. In the appeared Workspace window type in the name of the workspace. In order to keep all projects in Eclipse folder, use the relative path for the workspace (Start with ".\"). Leave "Use this as the default" option unchecked.
Workspace.jpg


2.3 Close the Welcome Window.
2.4 Go to Windows -> Prefirences and in the Java section select Installed JREs
Eclipse Preferences.jpg


2.5. Click Add and in the Add JRE window leave Standard VM checked. Click Next
Eclipse Preferences2.jpg

2.6. In the JRE Definition screen select the directory where Java SE is installed (e.g. C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_23). When JRE system libraries are uploaded click Finish.
2.7. In the Preferences screen select just added JRE.
Eclipse Preferences3.jpg

2.8 Click OK.