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Comprehensive Guide to Eclipse: Projects, Debugging, Javadoc, and Preferences

This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of Eclipse IDE, covering essential topics such as creating projects, debugging techniques, and importing/exporting data. It includes instructions on configuring your workspace, disabling auto-building for Java code, and customizing preferences, including colors and fonts in the Java Editor. Additionally, learn how to efficiently add import statements, format code, generate getters/setters, and Javadoc comments. Accessing Java API documentation through Eclipse is also covered, along with guidance on managing JRE installations.

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Comprehensive Guide to Eclipse: Projects, Debugging, Javadoc, and Preferences

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  1. Eclipse Basics • Create projects • Debug • Import/Export: http://agile.csc.ncsu.edu/SEMaterials/tutorials/import_export/ • Javadoc: http://realsearchgroup.org/SEMaterials/tutorials/javadoc/index.html

  2. Eclipse Basics • How do I turn off autobuildingof Java code? Window > Preferences > General > Workspace > Build automatically • Expand/Collapse • Java perspective • Debug perspective • Accessing Java API documentation using Javadoc bar

  3. Eclipse basics • Add Import statements • Code formatting • Add Javadoc comments: Shift+Alt+J • Command line arguments • Generate getters/setters • Generate constructors • Override methods

  4. Eclipse basics • Preferences • How to change editing prefs: General → Appearance → Colors and Fonts → Java Editor text font • Show windows/views

  5. How to use a new jre • GotoWindow -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed Jre's • Add the jre folder. Ex. C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_02

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