developerWorks

AIX and UNIX
Information Mgmt
Lotus
Rational
Tivoli
WebSphere

Architecture
Java™ technology
Linux
Multicore acceleration
Open source
	New to Open source
	Projects
	Technical library
	Training
	Forums
	Events
SOA and Web services
Web development
XML

About dW
Submit content
Feedback

Related links
	ISV resources
	alphaWorks (emerging technologies)
	IBM Academic Initiative
	IBM Student Portal
	IBM Virtual Innovation Center (Bus. Partners)
	IBM Redbooks
	IBM Press books
	IBM communities

Local sites
	developerWorks 中国
	developerWorks Japan
	developerWorks 한국
	developerWorks Россия
	developerWorks Brasil
	developerWorks en español
	developerWorks Việt Nam

developerWorks > Open source >

Eclipse: Empowering the universal platform

Level: Introductory

Eric Long (elong@us.ibm.com), Software Engineer, IBM

11 Jun 2008


	View the demo.

	Get the download

Watch an installation of Eclipse 3.3, Java™ JDK 5.0, IBM® Cloudscape™ V10.1, and Apache Tomcat V5.5. This demo is part of a seven part series from a developerWorks Live! briefing. The demo series shows you how to use open source technologies (with focus on Eclipse) to create a powerful development environment.

System requirements

You need JavaScript™ enabled in your browser.

Duration

5 minutes

Download

Description	Name	Size	Download method
Transcript	InstallingEclipseEUP.pdf	11MB	HTTP


	Information about download methods			Get Adobe® Reader®

Resources

Learn

Get products and technologies

Download Eclipse
Download Apache Tomcat
Download Java 5.0 JDK
Download IBM product evaluation versions and get your hands on application development tools and middleware products from DB2®, Lotus®, Rational®, Tivoli®, and WebSphere®.

Discuss

Participate in the discussion forum.
Check out developerWorks blogs and get involved in the developerWorks community.

About the author


		Eric Long is a software engineer in the IBM Developer Skills Program. Eric graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in Computer Science, and currently works in Austin, Texas. He provides technical information to developers on emerging open source and industry trends and technologies through world-wide technical briefings, speaking engagements, workshops, Web content, and faculty consultations at IBM Academic Initiative member universities. His work also includes technical demos and content available at ibm.com/university and ibm.com/developerWorks.