EasyEclipse Expert Java

Bare-bones Eclipse distro for experienced Java developers who are new to Eclipse.



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EasyEclipse Expert Edition is all you need to start developing Java code with Eclipse.

There are currently 12 comments for this distribution. You can review them and add more here.

Composition


This distribution includes the following plugins:

Core components with a JDK:

Tools for general Java development:

Some essential utilities:

Version Control tools (CVS support was included in the Eclipse Platform until 1.2.2):

Getting started


"Getting Started" documentation is available for the following included plugins:

For the other plugins, you are welcome to propose a getting started. Thanks !

Changelog


Changes in release 1.3.1.1:

Changes in release 1.3.1: Changes in release 1.3.0: Changes in release 1.2.2: Changes in release 1.2.1: Changes in release 1.2.0: Changes in release 1.0.2: Changes in release 1.0.1: Changes in release 1.0.0:

License


EasyEclipse is licensed under the terms of the Open Software License version 2.1.

Each third party plugin, software or content is licensed under its own copyright and/or license. See each plugin page for details

12 Comments »

Comment by Andrei Loskutov
2007-01-28 04:55:04

In the “expert” Java distro I personally miss the Bytecode Outline plugin, which allows you to inspect/compare Java bytecode “on the fly” and in the latest stable beta version also to replace default classfile editor.

Comment by Philippe
 
 
Comment by Fabio Kung
2007-02-16 10:21:15

I suggest the subversive for svn access instead of subclipse. Subversive was accepted as official support for svn: http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/subversive/

 
Comment by arash
2007-02-20 15:13:11

but that doesnt work at vista ??? what s the problem.?
someone can help me plz ?
i got to install it 2 times in diferent directory to make fonction it :o lol

 
Comment by Rafael Kubina
2007-02-21 10:34:52

Perfect distro with leaks in maven 2 support (whats about the codehaus plugin @ http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/ )

Comment by Francois
2007-02-23 01:37:45

You can add it to your installed distro in a few clicks, from here.

 
 
Comment by omar
2007-03-30 10:22:18

thanks for eclipse

 
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Comment by chris
2007-07-08 13:55:58

I _really_ like the “implementations” ( not sure of the exact name ). A plugin to find implementations of methods. Very useful if your project references alot of stuff via interfaces/abstract classes

 
2007-09-16 01:38:15

[…] Bare-bones: EasyEclipse Expert Java (Useful as a starting point to create personalised environment by installing user selected plugins) […]

 
2007-10-27 07:34:37

[…] A distribuição EasyEclipse ainda não disponibilizou o pacote mais completo EasyEclipse Server Java na versão 1.3 (Europa 3.3), mas já atualizou boa parte dos plugins componentes desta distribuição. Por enquanto, você pode instalar a distribuição EasyEclipse Expert Java 1.3 e depois baixar os plugins para Java EE atualizados, em especial Eclipse J2EE tools e Eclipse Web tools editors. […]

 
2008-01-04 02:36:54

[…] The Eclipse model works very like Linux. You have a base, compatible system which can be easily extended, but if like to have more comfort, you should rely on distributions. And Eclipse is working in similar manner. There are already many Eclipse distributions (Yoxos, Codegear, Easyeclipse, Myeclipse) which provide a compatible set of plugins, which can be used for a certain purpose and safe a lot of installation time. However the chances are high, that there will be some fraction moving a project created from one distro to another (Just like porting one linux application between different distros), and you are already somehow dependent on the distros as well. […]

 
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