Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide

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By Ed Burnette

Publisher: O'Reilly Media

Released: August 2005

Pages: 128

Chapter 1 Introduction
1. What Is Eclipse?
2. Conventions Used in This Book
3. System Requirements
4. Downloading Eclipse
5. Installing Eclipse
6. Exploring Eclipse
7. Getting Upgrades
8. Moving On
Chapter 2 Workbench 101
1. Views
2. Editors
3. Menus
4. Toolbars and Coolbars
5. Perspectives
6. Rearranging Views and Editors
7. Maximizing and Minimizing
Chapter 3 Java Done Quick
1. Creating a Project
2. Creating a Package
3. Creating a Class
4. Entering Code
5. Running the Program
Chapter 4 Debugging
1. Running the Debugger
2. Setting Breakpoints
3. Single Stepping
4. Looking at Variables
5. Changing Code on the Fly
Chapter 5 Unit Testing with JUnit
1. A Simple Factorial Demo
2. Creating Test Cases
3. Running Tests
4. Test First
Chapter 6 Tips and Tricks
1. Code Assist
2. Templates
3. Automatic Typing
4. Refactoring
5. Hover Help
6. Hyperlinks
7. Quick Fixes
8. Searching
9. Scrapbook Pages
10. Java Build Path
11. Launch Configurations
Chapter 7 Views
1. Breakpoints View
2. Console View
3. Debug View
4. Declaration View
5. Display View
6. Error Log View
7. Expressions View
8. Hierarchy View
9. Javadoc View
10. JUnit View
11. Navigator View
12. Outline View
13. Package Explorer View
14. Problems View
15. Search View
16. Tasks View
17. Variables View
Chapter 8 Short Takes
1. CVS
2. Ant
3. Web Tools Platform
4. Testing and Performance
5. Visual Editor
6. C/C++ Development
7. AspectJ
8. Plug-in Development
9. Rich Client Platform
10. Standard Widget Toolkit
Chapter 9 Help and Community
1. Online Help
2. Eclipse Web Site
3. Community Web Sites
4. Reporting Bugs
5. Newsgroups
6. Mailing Lists
7. Conclusion

Appendix A Commands
1. Edit Commands
2. File Commands
3. Help Commands
4. Navigate Commands
5. Perspective Commands
6. Project Commands
7. Refactor Commands
8. Run/Debug Commands
9. Search Commands
10. Source Commands
11. Text-Editing Commands
12. View Commands
13. Window Commands

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Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide

By:

Ed Burnette

Publisher:

O'Reilly Media

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August 2005

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February 2009

Pages:

128

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978-0-596-10065-0

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978-0-596-10575-4

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Chapter 1 Introduction

What Is Eclipse?

Conventions Used in This Book

System Requirements

Downloading Eclipse

Installing Eclipse

Exploring Eclipse

Getting Upgrades

Moving On

Chapter 2 Workbench 101

Views

Editors

Menus

Toolbars and Coolbars

Perspectives

Rearranging Views and Editors

Maximizing and Minimizing

Chapter 3 Java Done Quick

Creating a Project

Creating a Package

Creating a Class

Entering Code

Running the Program

Chapter 4 Debugging

Running the Debugger

Setting Breakpoints

Single Stepping

Looking at Variables

Changing Code on the Fly

Chapter 5 Unit Testing with JUnit

A Simple Factorial Demo

Creating Test Cases

Running Tests

Test First

Chapter 6 Tips and Tricks

Code Assist

Templates

Automatic Typing

Refactoring

Hover Help

Hyperlinks

Quick Fixes

Searching

Scrapbook Pages

Java Build Path

Launch Configurations

Chapter 7 Views

Breakpoints View

Console View

Debug View

Declaration View

Display View

Error Log View

Expressions View

Hierarchy View

Javadoc View

JUnit View

Navigator View

Outline View

Package Explorer View

Problems View

Search View

Tasks View

Variables View

Chapter 8 Short Takes

CVS

Ant

Web Tools Platform

Testing and Performance

Visual Editor

C/C++ Development

AspectJ

Plug-in Development

Rich Client Platform

Standard Widget Toolkit

Chapter 9 Help and Community

Online Help

Eclipse Web Site

Community Web Sites

Reporting Bugs