DrJava Plug-in for Eclipse
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As part of an Eclipse Innovation Grant, the DrJava team has
created a plug-in for IBM's
Eclipse
development platform. When fully mature, this plug-in
will provide several features from DrJava to Eclipse, including an
Interactions Pane, a simplified user interface, and a debugger
integrated with the Interactions Pane.
As a first milestone, the plug-in
provides a fully-functional Interactions Pane and simplified user
interface ("perspective") to Eclipse. The next stage of development
will integrate Eclipse's debugger with the Interactions Pane, allowing
users to interact with their programs while at a breakpoint.
To run the DrJava Plug-in for Eclipse, download the file below and unzip
it into the "plugins" directory of your Eclipse installation. A
"DrJava" Perspective will be available in the list of Perspectives after
you restart Eclipse. (You can open a Perspective from Window->Open
Perspective->Other...)
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Version 0.9.8
Following the link below will allow you to download the latest release of the DrJava Plug-in for Eclipse.
If your browser has trouble with the button above, try right-clicking
and selecting "Save Link As..." on this hyperlink:
[Plug-in]
If you wish to continue to use the DrJava plug-in with 2.1.x versions of
Eclipse, please download the following alternate plug-in version (0.9.5), as the
plugin.xml files are incompatible between major versions of Eclipse.
If your browser has trouble with the button above, try this hyperlink:
[Plug-in]
You can also browse a list of all released files (including source code)
here.
License
The DrJava Plug-in for Eclipse is released under the GNU General Public
License (GPL). The source code is currently available in our Subversion
repository on SourceForge, in the "eclipse" subdirectory.
Contact
If you have any questions about the DrJava Plug-in for Eclipse, please
contact the DrJava development team with a Support Request on
our SourceForge page.
DrJava is partially funded by the
National Science Foundation,
the Texas Advanced Technology Program,
and Sun Microsystems, Inc.