Download the Eclipse installation package
and click to enter the official website to download
Click the Download button
Continue to click the Download button on the following page, and the downloaded page should pop up automatically. If it doesn’t pop up, try a few more times or re-enter the page to download after changing the browser.
You can ignore this page, because Eclipse is free to use, and this page is a donation page.
Double-click the downloaded installation package to open
Wait for the installation package to open
After running, there will be many versions to choose from. Let me briefly introduce the differences between them:
Eclipse IDE for Java Developers is developed for java
Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers is developed for J2EE
Eclipse for RCP/Plug-in Developers is developed for RCP and plug-ins
Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers is developed for C/C++ Eclipse Classic 3.3.2 is its classic version
Differences between versions:
Eclipse IDE for Java Developers is the Eclipse platform plus the JDT plug-in. The Eclipse
IDE for Java EE Developers used for java development should be the Eclipse platform plus the WTP plug-in. The Eclipse IDE for
C/C++ Developers is the Eclipse platform plus the CDT plug-in for C and C++ development. Eclipse for RCP /Plug-in Developers is Eclipse's SDK, mainly used for
plug-in development
Eclipse Classic is the original Eclipse, or mainly used for Java development
Here, choose the first Eclipse IDE for Java Developers to install
. It is recommended to change the installation directory to another disk except the C disk, and click the "INSTALL" button to start the installation.
Choose to accept and wait for the completion of the installation (the installation may take a long time, because some files need to be downloaded from the external network, so relax yourself during this time!)
Tick the checkbox to accept.
After the installation is complete, select the LAUNCH button to open the software.
Wait for the software to open.
It is recommended to select the workspace in a disk other than the C disk, and click the "Launch" button to enter
At this point, the Eclipse installation tutorial is complete. Start trying to write your first application with eclipse!