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#Once you have started Eclipse, click [Window]/[Preference]:<br/>[[Image: SettingJREinEclipse01.png]]<br/><br/> | #Once you have started Eclipse, click [Window]/[Preference]:<br/>[[Image: SettingJREinEclipse01.png]]<br/><br/> | ||
Latest revision as of 09:46, 13 October 2020
Introduction
This document will guide you to set up Eclipse IDE and use Java Development Kit (JDK) as the default JRE. For using ZK Java Web UI Framework 9.5.0, you have to use Java 1.8 or later.
Setup Default JRE as JDK
- Once you have started Eclipse, click [Window]/[Preference]:
- Select Java/Install JREs on the left, click the Add... button on the right side.
- On the first page of popup wizard, select "Standard VM", then click Next.
- Click Directory...,
- Select JDK's path then press OK.
Note: on Windows 32bit machine, the default install path of JDK would be C:\Program Files\Java\jdk[version_number] - On next page, verify the the JRE name and it's System libraries are recognized properly by Eclipse itself, then click Finish.
- Check the just created JRE entry on the list, then press OK.
