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how many system services Eclise provides?

 
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I am wondering to install Eclise.

1. I know Eclise has some window system support, such as to open a notepad.exe. So, I am curious how many system services Eclise provides?

2. It is hard to export a single jar file of Eclise project? I know it has a lot of third-party library.

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Edward,
To install Eclipse, just download the zip and unzip it. Eclipse lets you edit using any program you have on your PC. (notepad, photoshop, ...)

To export the source of a single project is simple. It gets tricky if you want the third party jars included with it.
 
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Originally posted by Edward Chen:
1. I know Eclise has some window system support, such as to open a notepad.exe. So, I am curious how many system services Eclise provides?



You will be able to open any system services as well as your installed programs in windows from Eclipse, which features is available in most of the famous IDEs in the market...
 
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