I'm trying to program in Java with it. It's my understanding, in eclipse, I need to create file > new java project. However, I'm not see the "new java project" as an option.
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Creating a new java project in eclipse
I'm trying to program in Java with it. It's my understanding, in eclipse, I need to create file > new java project. However, I'm not see the "new java project" as an option.
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
What versions of software are you using?
Here is what I see:EclipseFileNewWD.png
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Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
I'm using the following:
Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers (includes Incubating components)
Version: 2024-03 (4.31.0)
Build id: 20240307-1437
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
What options are on the File / New menu list? Mine has Java Project.
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Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
Am new to this forum. Do you know how to attach an image to a post? It maybe easier if I can attach the image of what I'm seeing.
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
When it works (Not working for me right now)
Click on Go Advanced and then Manage Attachments
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Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
Thanks for responding back. Unfortunately, going to advanced and then manage attachements is not working. I'm looking into compiling as best as I can via text.
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
Here is what it looks like from my eclipse:
File New >
Maven Project
Enterprise Application Project
Dynamic Web Project
EJB Project
Connector Project
Application Client Project
Static Web Project
JPA project
Project
CSS File
Javascript File
Servlet
Session Bean
Message Driven Bean
Web Service
HTML file
XML file
Folder
File
JSP file
Example
Other
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
I see lots of versions of Eclipse. Mine is very old.
Does this version look better for java development:
https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/pa...ava-developers
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Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
It sounds like you are suggesting that I download the java eclipse version at the site that you provided. Which is fine, but, I wanted to confirm before I download it. Please confirm.Originally Posted by Norm
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
Yes, I think there are multiple versions of the eclipse IDE and perhaps there is another one that is better for what you want to do.
I downloaded and installed from the zip version: eclipse-java-2024-09-R-win32-x86_64.zip
The version info:
Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (includes Incubating components)
Version: 2024-09 (4.33.0)
Build id: 20240905-0614
(c) Copyright Eclipse contributors and others 2000, 2024.
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Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
Thank you - I will take a look at a different eclipse version.
Re: Creating a new java project in eclipse
Hi, sorry for the late reply. I have been cleaning up my computer, to free up space so I could download the version. My computer now finally has enough space for a download. So, I do see the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers - I'll look into installing that version.
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