Quick guided tour of EasyEclipse

EasyEclipse doesn't have much to show: most of the work is under the hood, selecting, assembling plugins. But we still have a few screenshots: mostly the installers, and a little on how to see/manage the plugins.

Installing an EasyEclipse Distribution

Installing EasyEclipse is designed to be... Easy ! It's just about running an installer, like this on Mac OS X:





and on Windows:





Using EasyEclipse

Once installed, the application is available as any other application

  • In the Start -> All Programs menu on Windows:




  • In the Applications folder on MacOS:




Extending EasyEclipse

Adding other plugins to EasyEclipse is... still easy ! Just run another installer, like this:





or that:





and, after restarting Eclipse, the plugin is available !

6 Comments »

Comment by Ahamed Rasheed C K
2006-12-18 07:39:50

Why not please make such installation screens and thereby screenshot for LINUX?

Comment by Francois
2006-12-18 19:20:35

… because currently the installation on Linux is command-line based, so it wouldn’t make nice screenshots :-) . For installation notes on Linux see
here for distros, and here for plugins.

Thanks for the comment however - do you mean that we should have a GUI installer for Linux ? Would you care entering a feature request on Source Forge ?

 
 
Comment by Henry
2007-01-05 08:59:40

Yes, installation is a snap, but where do I go for info on configuration? There appears to be no built in help, and little online info that I can find. I am trying to configure for a Windows 2000 box. PHP, Apache (httpd.exe), MySQL (service) are up and running. EasyEclipse looks great, but with no instructions??

 
Comment by Ahamed Rasheed CK
2007-01-07 10:49:15

Hi all,
Kindly see that I have entered an feature request in the Source Forge site. Pl. see the 1621525

Rasheed CK

 
Comment by asim
2007-03-26 14:29:31

its nice software

 
Comment by Ahamed Rasheed C K
2007-11-23 20:50:09

Hi team……
Why R u not delivering the Distribution based on Eclipse 3.3 for PHP based web development till now?
Please ………….

Rasheed CK

 
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