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Running Eclipse for the first time

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Running Eclipse for the first time


  1. Find the file named eclipse.exe (in Windows) or Eclipse (on Ubuntu) and then double-click
  2. At first run Eclipse, Eclipse will ask for workspace, ie the folder where the project and the    data is placed. You can put it anywhere provided it's not in the Eclipse folder itself.
  3. Click Browse and select the folder that is desired. Tick ​​"Use this as default and do not ask again"
  4. This page is displayed. Click the "Workspace", the rightmost arrow-shaped to fit into your workspace.
Your first Java program

  1. Click on "File -> New -> Java Project"
  2. Fill in the name of the project (eg welcome), then click "Finish"
  3. After Eclipse create the project for you, at the left workspace you will see your project directory structure that starts with the project name, src folder, and the JRE System Library folder

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Eclipse IDE Introduction

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Eclipse is an open source community that aims to produce an open programming platform. Eclipse consists of a framework that can be developed further, auxiliary equipment to build and manage the software from the beginning to launch. Eclipse Platform is supported by a large ecosystem of technologies vendors, innovative start-ups, universities, research institutions and individuals.

Many people are familiar with Eclipse as an IDE (integrated development environment) for the Java language, but the Eclipse is more than just a Java IDE.

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