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1. Download Eclipse
First enter the Eclipse official website to download the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developer version available for Linux. (It is recommended not to download a newer version)
(1) Choose: Download Packages
(2) Choose: Older Versions
(3) Choose: Kepler
(4) Choose: SR2 Packages
(5) Choose: Linux x86 of Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers -64 version download
(6) successfully downloaded
2. Upload the downloaded installation package to the virtual machine
Refer to the blog [VMware] Xshell remote terminal to transfer files !
3. Configure Eclipse in the virtual machine
(1) Open the terminal, enter root, and enter the following commands:
# tar -zxvf eclipse-jee-kepler-SR2-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz -C /usr/local/
Wait for Eclipse to decompress...
(2) Open the folder where Eclipse is located, and open the eclipse under the eclipse directory. The
following error will appear:
Java RunTime Environment (JRE) or Java Development Kit (JDK) must be available in order to run Eclipse.
No java virtual machine was found after searching the following locations:…
At this time, Eclipse needs to be configured with its JDK.
①First enter the directory where eclipse is located in the terminal
# cd /usr/local/eclipse/
②Create a new folder jre
# mkdir jre
③Enter the folder directory
# cd jre
④Use the ln command to create a JDK link in this directory for Eclipse to use (ln -s directory where your JDK is located/bin bin)
# ln -s /usr/local/java/jdk1.8.0_221/bin/ bin
At this point Eclipse can be opened!
(3) The initial startup will let you set the workspace directory, usually
after you do not need to change it , you can find this directory in the main folder of the file system, and all the Java projects you create are here.
4. Create a new Java project
(1) Create a new java project
①Select: File→New→Project
②Select: Java Project
③Enter the name of the Java project
④Created successfully
(2) The java class under the new Java project
can then be used in the virtual machine with Eclipse !
Over！