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Getting Started Witheclipse #3 CONTENTS INCLUDE: n Getting Eclipse n Workbench 101 n Development with Eclipse n Keyboard Shortcuts Getting Started with Eclipse n Plug-ins n Community Web Sites By Ed Burnette & Adam Houghton n Hot Tips and more... Visit refcardz.com WHAT IS ECLIPSE? GETTING ECLIPSE Eclipse is the leading Integrated Development Environment Go to the eclipse.org download site—http://download. (IDE) for Java, with a rich ecosystem of plug-ins and an open eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads—and choose the package source framework that supports other languages and projects. that’s right for you: You’ll find this reference card useful for getting started with Eclipse and exploring the breadth of its features. Package Major Features Eclipse IDE for Java Java IDE with incremental compilation, cross-referencing, We rundown the Eclipse distributions and configuration Developers code-assist, and Mylyn task management. options, then guide you through Views, Editors, and Perspec- Eclipse IDE for Java Adds JEE validation, app server support, graphical tives in Workbench 101. We list the top shortcuts and toolbar EE Developers HTML/JSP/JSF editing, and database tools. actions for everyday development. And, we provide a guide to Eclipse IDE for C/ C/C++ IDE with syntax highlighting and code the best places for finding plug-ins and getting involved with C++ Developers completion, launcher, debugger, and makefile generator. the Eclipse community. Eclipse for RCP/ Java IDE plus the Plug-In Development Environment for We focus on the Windows and Mac OS X versions, but Eclipse Plug-In Developers creating Eclipse plug-ins and applications. runs on any modern operating system. Each Eclipse release is Eclipse Classic The original Java IDE and Rich Client Platform. tested and validated on different versions of Windows, Linux, OS X, Solaris, and AIX. What version should I get? At any given time up to five different build types are available. OS Friendly To see these, select All versions from the download page or Upgrade to Vista? Eclipse 3.3 runs great on 32-bit visit http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads www.dzone.com Get More Refcardz! Hot Tip versions of Microsoft’s latest operating system and uses native WPF components. Eclipse 3.4 Version Frequency Stability Audience adds support for 64-bit Windows XP and Vista. Releases Yearly Best Everyone Mac user? Eclipse for OS X is a Universal Maintenance Builds Quarterly Best Everyone Binary, so it natively supports both Intel and Stable/Milestone 6 Weeks Good Users interested in the PowerPC Macs. Builds latest features Integration Builds 1 Week Fair Contributors to Eclipse Eclipse is the most well known of several dozen open source Nightly Builds 1 Day Poor Contributors to Eclipse projects hosted at eclipse.org (http://www.eclipse.org). Since 2001, the Eclipse SDK has been downloaded over 50 million times. ertips Eclipse Most people think of Eclipse as a Java IDE but it’s also one of tech facts at your fing Get More Refcardz the most popular tools for developing programs in Python, (They’re free!) PHP, Ruby, C/C++, and other languages. You can even use it for non-programming tasks such as document creation and n Authoritative content order entry. It achieves this flexibility through its modular n Designed for developers plug-in architecture (more on that later). n Written by top experts ons Parameters and Descripti Method Name n URL c) open a connection to a open(method, url, asyn T, POST, etc.) method = HTTP verb (GE Hot querystring Latest tools & technologies url = url to open, may include Tip e asynchronous request async = whether to mak callback (similar to onclick, assign a function object as onreadystatechange model) s your fingertip onload, etc. in browser event tech facts at P request add a header to the HTT setRequestHeader (namevalue) n send the request send(body) s request body body = string to be used a or the response Hot tips & examples stop the XHR from listening f abort() se (only populated after send() stage in lifecycle of respon readyState is called) nteger, only populated after The HTTP return code (i Clean Install httpStatus ed state) response reaches the load ter JavaScript string (only set af n body of response as a responseText ractive readyState) response reaches the inte XML document object (only body of the response as a Bonus content online responseXML interactive readyState) set after response reaches the name read a response header by getResponseHeader (name) se header names Get an array of all respon Hot Never install a new version of Eclipse on top of getAllResponseHeaders() n New issue every 1-2 weeks Tip an older version. Rename the old one first to move it out of the way, and let the new version Subscribe Now for FREE! be unpacked in a clean directory. Refcardz.com Getting Started with DZone, Inc. | www.dzone.com 2 Getting Started with Eclipse tech facts at your fingertips GETTING STARTED Up the Memory Hot The default memory size of Eclipse is set in the 1. Download Tip http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads eclipse.ini file. If you get Out of Memory errors or sluggish response, you may have to increase the defaults. In particular, if you get an error about “PermGen” 2. Unzip memory (permanent generation), add this line at the end and Extract to a convenient place, like C:\Program Files (Win) or the Applications folder (Mac) restart Eclipse: -XX:MaxPermSize=256m Use the lowest memory settings that work and perform well 3. Launch for your mix of projects. Double-click on the launch program: On Windows and Linux, eclipse.ini resides in the Eclipse eclipse.exe (Win) or Eclipse.app (Mac) installation directory. On Mac OS X, it’s located inside the application bundle: Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/eclipse.ini 4. Select Workspace This is where your source code and other files and settings will be stored on your workstation. Pick a permanent location that’s 1) not in your install directory, 2) easily accessible, like c:\dev, 3) preferably backed up daily WORKBENCH 101 5. Explore Eclipse’s main window is called the Workbench window. Its Eclipse will start and greet you with the menus and toolbars should be familiar with users of any desk- Welcome screen. Take a few minutes to explore, top applications, but some other elements like views, editors, then click the Workbench arrow icon to get started. and perspectives may not be. Views Messed Up Workspace? Hot If your Eclipse installation has startup errors or a corrupted configuration, it might be time to get a A view is a window that lets you examine something, such as Tip a list of files in your projects. Eclipse comes with dozens of fresh start. Start Eclipse with the –clean option, different views. Some open automatically when you use certain and all cached framework and runtime data will perspectives, but you can use the Window > Show View be cleared out. This often helps fix plug-in issues menu to open them at any time. Here’s a partial list of views and improve general stability. included in the Eclipse SDK: View Name Description Breakpoints Shows a list of all the breakpoints you have set in your projects THIRD-PARTY DISTRIBUTORS Console Displays the output of your program. There are many third-party distributions of Eclipse available. Debug Lists all programs that were launched by Eclipse. Use it to pause Some are free and just repackage the open source Eclipse program execution, view tracebacks, and locate the cause of code. Others are commercial, building on top of Eclipse deadlocks. by adding unique features and support. The most popular Declaration Shows the source code where the selected object is declared. ones are listed here. Display Shows expression results in an unstructured format. Error Log View internal errors and stack dumps when reporting Distributions Resource Price Eclipse problems. Expressions Shows a list of expressions and their values in the debugger. Yoxos on demand: Ajax based interface http://yoxos.com/ondemand Free lets you pick and choose exactly what Hierarchy Displays the class and interface relationships for the functionality you need. selected object. Easy Eclipse: Prepackaged releases http://www.easyeclipse.org Free History Shows the CVS change history of the file. of Eclipse targeted for specific types of Javadoc Shows the description (from comments) of the selected object. developers. JUnit Shows the progress and results of JUnit tests. Aptana Studio: A popular IDE for http://www.aptana.com Free Navigator Shows all projects in the workspace as they exist on disk. HTML/CSS/JavaScript development, with plug-ins for Adobe AIR, Ruby on Outline Displays the structure of the currently open file. Rails (RadRails), and PHP development. Package Explorer Shows all your projects, Java packages, and files. Built on Eclipse. Problems Shows compiler errors and warnings in your code. PHPeclipse: An IDE for PHP development http://www.phpeclipse.net Free built on Eclipse. Search Shows the results of any search operation. PyDEV: An Eclipse-based environment http://pydev.sourceforge.net Free Tasks Lists all the markers placed in your source code. for developing in Python and Jython. Variables Shows all the parameters and local variables in scope while debugging. MyEclipseIDE: Inexpensive end-to-end http://www.myeclipseide.com $ Java and J2EE development environment. BEA Workshop: End-to-end browser-to- http://workshopstudio.bea.com $$$ Multiple views can be stacked together in the same rectangular database solution built on Eclipse. area. The title bar will show a tab for each view, but only one IBM RAD: Helps developers to quickly http://www-306.ibm.com/ $$$$$ of them can be active at a time. If the window is too narrow to create Web, SOA, Java, J2EE and portal software/awdtools/developer/ show all the tabs, a special menu will appear to give you access applications.
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