Windows 10 and Solaris 10

Java Standard Edition

Developer's Tools

• Java Development Kit 1.7
• Eclipse with Oracle Plugin
• Java Media Framework

Installation Guide

• Install jdk to program files
• Install eclipse to program files
• Install java media framework

Java Services (1.7, 1.8)

• Editor: Eclipse, Netbeans, JDeveloper, Sun Studio
• Application Servers: Tomcat, Weblogic, Websphere, Oracle 11g
• Build: Ant, Maven
• Install: Install4J, Jar
• Test: JUnit, Cruise Control, Hudson/Jenkins
• Project: Trac, Bugzilla, Solaris Project
• Configuration Management: CVS, Subversion
• Profiler: JProfiler
• OS: Windows, Apple, Solaris/Linux
• Desktop: Swing, SWT, JavaFX
• Graphics: Java3D, JOGL (Java + Open GL)
• Web: J2EE, JavaFX, JSF
• Browser: Firefox, Chrome
• Languages: Java, JRuby, JSP, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript

Environment Support :

• This uses the jdk1.7.0 32 bit
• This uses the jdk1.8.0_181
• Rename the (os).xml => environment.xml
• solaris.xml
• solaris-32.xml
• solaris-64.xml
• windows.xml
• windows-32.xml (Programs Files)
• windows-64.xml (Programs Files x86)

Java Developer's Guide to Eclipse

• Eclipse 3.0 (jdk 1.7.0)
• Eclipse 4.0 (jdk 1.8.1)

Eclipse (Getting Started)

• Eclipse | Windows Preferences | Java | Installed JRE | Add | jdk1.8.1
• Import project (C:\Developer\Test\workspace)
• Double click build.xml
• Right click run target
• Right click default target for distribution files (desktop/web application)

Eclipse On Windows platforms:

• Window | Open Perspective | Java
• Window | Open Perspective | Debug
• Window | Open Perspective | Database Development
• Window | Open Perspective | XML
• Window | Open Perspective | Web
• Window | Open Perspective | JavaScript

Web Project

• Import project (JourneyLife)
• Right click default target for distribution files (desktop/web application)

Web Application Deploy

• Install Apache Tomcat
• Copy dist/web - Web Archive to ApacheTomcat/webapps directory
• http://localhost:8080/JourneyLife

Send an email eric.hwan.oh@homeofficejourneylife.com