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==Tutorial==
 
==Tutorial==
 
===Preparing Eclipse===
 
===Preparing Eclipse===
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# First,begin by visiting [http://http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ here] and choose Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (pay attention to 32bit and 64bit versions)
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# Unzip the downloaded file int /Eclipse_Platform/Basics directory
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# Start Eclipse by going into your newly created directory (/Eclipse_Platform/Basics/) and click the Eclipse executable
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# There will be a dialog box that opens that requests the location of your workspace, enter the following: '''./wksp/{app type}''' where {app type} is something along the lines of 'lab', 'simple', 'hello', ect
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===Creating your first Java project===
 
===Creating your first Java project===
 
===Browsing Java elements using the package explorer===
 
===Browsing Java elements using the package explorer===

Revision as of 22:27, 2 February 2011

Lab 1


Tutorial

Preparing Eclipse

  1. First,begin by visiting here and choose Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (pay attention to 32bit and 64bit versions)
  2. Unzip the downloaded file int /Eclipse_Platform/Basics directory
  3. Start Eclipse by going into your newly created directory (/Eclipse_Platform/Basics/) and click the Eclipse executable
  4. There will be a dialog box that opens that requests the location of your workspace, enter the following: ./wksp/{app type} where {app type} is something along the lines of 'lab', 'simple', 'hello', ect

Creating your first Java project

Browsing Java elements using the package explorer

Editing Java elements

Creating a Java class

Renaming Java elements

Moving and copying Java elements

Navigate to a Java element's declaration

Viewing the type Hierarchy

Searching the workbench

Running your programs

Debugging your programs

Evaluating expressions

Evaluating snippets

Using the Java browsing perspective

Writing and running JUnit tests