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Eclipse, Java

Eclipse IDE Pocket Guide

by Eric Newcomer

Publisher : O'Reilly

Pub Date :August 2005

ISBN : 0596100655

Pages : 127

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. Workbench 101

Chapter 3. Java Done Quick

Chapter 4. Debugging

Chapter 5. Unit Testing with JUnit

Chapter 6. Tips and Tricks

Chapter 7. Views

Chapter 8. Short Takes

Chapter 9. Help and Community

Appendix A. Commands

Next: Introducing Eclipse, AspectJ, and AJDT

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