ECLIPSE COOKBOOK K Chinese Version

Author: (US) Hotzner, translated by Wang Xinxuan
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Eclipse is an integrated development environment (IDE) that integrates a code editor, compiler, debugger, text editor, GUI generator, and other components into a single, user-friendly application. Eclipse provides a solid foundation, enabling Java developers to build and run integrated software development tools for web development, application design, modeling, implementation, testing, and more. Addressing 175 potential scenarios when using the new Java development platform Eclipse—from automatic deployment of web applications to reverse engineering compiled code, from renaming all references to a class across multiple packages to initializing the SWTJNI library—this book offers task-oriented solutions. It compiles a wealth of solutions for complex IDE daily tasks, such as: installing and setting up Eclipse in multiple environments; automatic code completion and custom key combinations; configuring Eclipse to automatically add markers and correct syntax errors; automatically extending and implementing interfaces, using JUnit for automated testing and integration testing; connecting Eclipse to a CVS repository, using Ant to automatically compile large projects, including application runtime and deployment; a comprehensive introduction to SWT, including new features such as non-rectangular windows, tab folders, and browsers; embedding Swing and AWT windows in SWT applications, using the Eclipse plugin framework to create menus and perspectives, creating plugin wizards and views. Each section follows the unique "Problem/Solution/Discussion" format of the Cookbook series, providing clear and thorough descriptions of the problems, concise yet complete discussions of the solutions, and illustrative examples. This book meets the needs of Java programmers at all levels, especially those who intend to go beyond tutorials (not just writing plugins and extensions) and use Eclipse daily.