Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. I am fairly new Java program. My working machine is Windows 7 64 bits. I don't know my client run 32 bits or 64 bit. Do I download 32 or 64 bit to create my project? Thanks in advance. There are at least two Subversion plugins for Eclipse, Subversive and Subclipse.
Either will work, for a brief comparison, see Subclipse vs. The instructions below are for Subclipse. Follow the Subclipse installation instructions. Upgrade users should see the Subclipse update instructions, otherwise the automatic update might not work. For your convenience, an abbreviated version of the Subclipse instructions are below:. Under Windows , if you are using Java 1. Note that it would appear to make sense to add tools. This problem can be. Since this warning is only useful if you are tightly managing serialization, we turn it off:.
See When switching between Kepler1. Then the problem is that tools. To determine if the missing class is in a jar file, look inside the jar file for the classname. For example, under Windows with Cygwin bash:. The issue is that the JRE does not include tools. If you run into problems, see the Build System Instructions for possible solutions and then check the kepler-dev mailing list.
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Release name Platform version Release Links Upcoming release 4. Java 8 is officially available since a couple of days. It was released on March 18th this year.
There is no official Eclipse version for Java 8 right now! But there are two other thing: an up-to-date nightly build of the new Eclipse version Luna which will be released with Java 8 support and a patch for the current Eclipse version Kepler! If you still use Eclipse Juno 4. Kepler 4. After you downloaded it, it will not have Java 8 support right out of the box! To add it, you have to install a feature patch:. You have to restart Eclipse during the installation and accept a license and click several next-buttons.
But after you installed the feature patch, you have Java 8 support in Eclipse Kepler 4.
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