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DPS914 - Basic Lab
Contents
- 1 Install Eclipse Subversive plug-in
- 2 Preparing Eclipse
- 3 Creating your first Java project
- 4 Browsing Java elements using the package explorer
- 5 Editing Java elements
- 6 Creating a Java class
- 7 Renaming Java elements
- 8 Moving and copying Java elements
- 9 Navigate to a Java element's declaration
- 10 Viewing the type Hierarchy
- 11 Searching the workbench
- 12 Running your programs
- 13 Debugging your programs
- 14 Evaluating expressions
- 15 Evaluating snippets
- 16 Using the Java browsing perspective
- 17 Writing and running JUnit tests
Install Eclipse Subversive plug-in
Preparing Eclipse
Creating your first Java project
Browsing Java elements using the package explorer
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- To browse java elements using package explorer, expand the java package to show all the java classes. - Expand a java class, all the java elements are now visible. |
Editing Java elements
Creating a Java class
Renaming Java elements
Moving and copying Java elements
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Move Element |
Copy Element |
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- Right click on a java class -> Refactor -> Move |
- Right click on a java class -> Copy |
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- Select destination package of the file. |
- Right click package where the file will be placed. -> Paste |
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- The file has been moved. |
- If a file of the type and name exist, you will be asked to rename the file. |
Viewing the type Hierarchy
Searching the workbench
Running your programs
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- Right click on the java class containing the main funtion. -> Run As -> Java Application |
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- The application should run. |
Debugging your programs
Evaluating expressions
Evaluating snippets
Using the Java browsing perspective
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- Select the Perspective menu in the corner of the screen and select "other". |
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- Select the Java Browsing Perspective. |
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- The Java Browsing Perspective shows the same information as the Project Explorer Perspective but it organizes it in a tree view. |
