Development tool environment configuration and the project's own environment configuration

eclipse and myeclipse development tool development environment settings
1. The encoding format of the development tool (here, take myeclipse as an example, and the eclipse setting is the same). Select Window—>Perferens to open the window. 
In Text, you can set the encoding format of css, Java Source File, Jsp, etc. as UTF-8
 
 
2. Configure the jdk environment of the development tool.
 
Click Add to add, select Standard VM, and then click next
 
to select the corresponding jdk installation directory. At the same time, make sure that the maven environment is configured correctly during this step, and the environment variable name of the installation directory is M2_HOME
Defaule VM Fill in the arguments: -Dmaven.multiModuleProjectDirectory=$M2_HOME 3. After


 
configuring the maven that the development tool needs to use, click Apply—>click OK. 4. Set up the running server environment (Tomcat) for the development tool and click Finish to automatically return to the previous page. Select the tomcat you just set up and click OK. 5. Set whether the tool uses a proxy. If you enable the proxy, it is best to check this setting. 6. Cancel the verification of the checked out project (I am lazy and cancel all verification) 7. SVN settings in the tool < 1>. For this setting (this setting is adopted by default),  change the user name and password, enter C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Subversion\auth, and delete all the contents inside. <2>, if the following settings are used
  

 

 
 
 


 


 




 
Modify the user name and password, find the myeclipse or eclipse installation directory E:\MyEclipse\configuration, find the org.eclipse.core.runtime folder inside and delete all the content in it. 8. After the development tool environment is set, the next step is the
project The setting of its own environment
<1>, the setting of the project encoding format
 
<2>, the setting of the jdk environment for running the project, and the setting of the version supported by the web project
 
 

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