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Brief how-to for installing Eclipse on Linux. Normally Linux distributions shall be made available to the installation package of Eclipse, but I, for Eclipse, I prefer to refer to the official website (matter of taste). This mini-guide describes how to install the stuff yourself.
Prerequisites Download the official site of Eclipse the Linux version you want:
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
jee I chose the 64bit version, so the package name refers to the chosen version is available at the time when I run these operations.
Installation
unzip the downloaded application
in the directory / opt
:
sudo tar-xvzf eclipse-jee-galileo-SR1-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz-C / opt
With I regret on my distribution (KDE4 + XFce 64bit) pages of Eclipse occasionally get stuck, not allowing me to use properly implemented.
To resolve this problem you must set the following system variable before starting Eclipse: GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS = true I created a little bash script that provides to set the environment variable before starting Eclipse:
file eclipseGTK.sh "
# / bin / bash export
GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS
= true / opt / eclipse / eclipse
exit 0 NB: of course you must remember to make the script file executable: chmod + x
Plug-in option profits
version of Eclipse are already some plug-in. From the website of JBoss
Tools: http://www.jboss.org/tools
, you can find other useful plug-in.
If you want to have fun with Hibernate, I recommend downloading the plug-in relative
HibernateTools-3.3.0.v200911251807N-H130-RC1.zip (this is the version that was available at the time when I performed the operation). do not have to do is unzip the archive into the directory where you installed Eclipse.
Happy Programming!
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