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Getting Ready for CIT591Registering and labsWhat You NeedJava for MacintoshGetting EclipseVocabulary IThe EndJan 14, 2019Getting Ready for CIT5912Registering and labsIf you are not yet registered (and want to be), be sure I have your name and student IDWe will get you registered as quickly as possibleAudits will not be permittedOnce you are registered, CETS will create an account for you that you can use in Moore 207This may take an extra dayBefore you come to lab on Friday, go to Moore 207 and make sure you can log in thereIf you can’t, contact CETS immediately3What You NeedIt’s really convenient to have your own computerVirtually any Windows computer made within the last three or four years (and some a lot older than that) will be fineIf Macintosh, must run Mac OS X, preferably Panther (10.4)If your computer is too slow, and you can add RAM, do soDownload and install Java (JDK 6 update 2)http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jspThis includes the JRE, so don’t install that separatelyAt the same time, download and install Java SE 6 Documentation (from the same web page)Download and install Eclipse Classic 3.3http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/By the way: the JDK and Eclipse are free4Java for MacintoshIf you have OS X, you already have Java, but you will not have the latest versionIf you do not have OS X, you have to get it--earlier versions will not run Java 5 or 6The latest version publicly available for the Mac is Java 5, also known as Java 1.5, also known as Java 2 version 5The best way to get Java 6 is to join the Apple Developer Connectionhttp://developer.apple.com/Last I knew, the basic membership is freeIf you can’t get Java 6 right away, don’t worry about it; most of what we need is in Java 55Getting EclipseYou should have Java installed before you install EclipseIf you Google for “Eclipse”:The first hit is the home page, http://www.eclipse.org/The second hit is “Eclipse Downloads,” http://www.eclipse.org/downloadsThe current version (Sept. 2007) is Eclipse Classic 3.3Click on the download linkYou will get a zip file; unzip itNo further “installation” is necessary (assuming your Java is installed correctly)Run the eclipse.exe fileYou will be asked to choose a folder for a “workspace” (mine is called workspace); do soNo further configuration is necessary6Vocabulary IJRE, Java Runtime EnvironmentThis is the software that allows you to run Java programs on your computerJDK, Java Development Kit (previously called SDK, System Development Kit) The software that allows you to create and run Java programs on your computerWhen you install the SDK, you get a JRE along with itIDE, Integrated Development EnvironmentA tool that makes it easier to write programs7The


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