Installing Java 13 and Eclipse (2019_12) (USB PC)
For USB PC
You can install Eclipse and Java on a USB drive, and run Eclipse
from a PC with a USB port. Keep in mind that it can be slow to
access Eclipse following this approach. You need around 1GB
just for Eclipse and Java, therefore a USB drive of at least 2GB
is recommended.
- Copy the Java JDK (e.g., jdk-13.0.2.8-hotspot) from your PC to the USB drive. You will
find the JDK under C:\Program Files\AdoptOpenJDK
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Copy the Eclipse folder distribution to the USB drive.
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In the Eclipse folder you will find a file named eclipse.ini.
At the top of the eclipse.ini file add the location of javaw.exe.
For example, assuming the usb jdk location is F:\jdk-13.0.2.8-hotspot,
the information to add will be:
-vm
F:\jdk-13.0.2.8-hotspot\bin\javaw.exe
Do not leave any blank spaces before the -vm and the path (e.g., before F: above).
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Add to Eclipse the CS Course Management and CVS plugins if
they are not already part of the Eclipse distribution you copied above.
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