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1. Get Ready to Start JAVA

The document outlines the steps to start a new project in Java, including installing the JDK, defining the PATH for javac, setting the CLASSPATH variable, and installing Eclipse. It provides detailed instructions for each step, ensuring that users can verify their installations and configurations. The final note encourages users to enjoy their Java programming experience.

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1. Get Ready to Start JAVA

The document outlines the steps to start a new project in Java, including installing the JDK, defining the PATH for javac, setting the CLASSPATH variable, and installing Eclipse. It provides detailed instructions for each step, ensuring that users can verify their installations and configurations. The final note encourages users to enjoy their Java programming experience.

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How to start the new project in Java

• You have all 4 steps (see figure below)

• IN step 2 : After Install JDK, make sure it work


by use this command:
Java -version

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2. After install JDK, Then test it

Version JDK you use, Mean it work

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac

• Before define path for JDK, please test javac


(Java Compiler) by use command “javac”

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

• Step to define PATH for javac


1. Open Windows Explorer
2. Right Click \ Properties

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

3. Click Change settings

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

4. Click Advanced tab

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

5. Click Environment Variables . .

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

6. In Environment Variables . . , Please Click Path

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

7. Click Edit

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

• Please place Cursor at the end of text

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

8. Please put this text

;C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_26\bin

• This text is the JDK Path has been install into


your system.
• If your JDK is not in the like this “Please
change it”

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3. Define Path in JDK to use Javac (Cont.)

• After you have finish to define PATH, Then you


can test it by use PATH command

If you see like this,


mean that it’s work
now.

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4. Define Variable CLASSPATH

• CLASSPATH will be use class and library in Java.


1. Click New

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4. Define Variable CLASSPATH (Cont.)

2. Enter:
• Variable name: CLASSPATH
• Variable value: .

3. Click OK
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4. Define Variable CLASSPATH (Cont.)

• You will see

4. Click OK (All Done)


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5. Install Eclipse

• Lecturer will send you this package “Eclipse” or


students can be download from the link below:
www.eclipse.org/downloads

Lates version will be use, but lecturer will provide


the version that he used

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5. Install Eclipse (Cont.)

• Please follow this step to install Eclipse


1. Download “Eclipse” from the Telegram group
2. Extract file, then Copy and store it in drive C:\

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5. Install Eclips (Cont.)

3. Open Folder “Eclipse”

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5. Install Eclips (Cont.)

4. Double Click on eclipse application file to start


the program

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5. Install Eclips (Cont.)

5. You can define Workspace, Otherwise just


Click Launch

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5. Install Eclipse (Cont.)

6. You will Eclipse environment like this, Click


Workbench

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5. Install Eclipse (Cont.)

That’s all:
Please enjoy your JAVA
Programming now.
Congratulation !!!

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