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=== From All-In-One Package ===
 
=== From All-In-One Package ===
  
* [[#Install a JVM | Install a JDK or JRE]] -- minimum required level is 5.0.
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1. [[#Install a JVM | Install a JDK or JRE]] -- the minimum required version is 5.0.
  
* Go to [http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/downloads/ PDT Download page]
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2. Go to the [http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/downloads/ PDT download page]
:* Download latest All-In-One package, compatible with your OS
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:* This archive file includes Eclipse, PDT and all the required dependencies you need to start developing using PDT
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* Unpack the archive file you've downloaded (zip/tar etc') into the directory you want to install the Eclipse+PDT application
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3. Download the latest All-In-One package that is compatible with your OS.
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:* This archive file includes the Eclipse environment, PDT and all the required dependencies you need to start developing using PDT.
  
* Start Eclipse.
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4. Unpack the archive file you've downloaded into the directory in which you want to install PDT.
  
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5. Run the Eclipse executable file.
  
 
=== From Update Site ===
 
=== From Update Site ===

Revision as of 11:07, 29 December 2008

Installing PDT is relatively easy.

Install a JVM

Regardless of your operating system, you will need to install a Java virtual machine.

  • If using Windows, you may already have one installed, but upgrading won't hurt.
  • If using Linux, read this -- GCJ will NOT work.

Consider an IBM JDK or a Sun JDK. See below for minimum requirements. Note that if you are on a 64-bit platform and are using a 64-bit JRE, you need to use a 64-bit Eclipse build.

Eclipse 3.4 / Ganymede / PDT 2.0

From All-In-One Package

1. Install a JDK or JRE -- the minimum required version is 5.0.

2. Go to the PDT download page

3. Download the latest All-In-One package that is compatible with your OS.

  • This archive file includes the Eclipse environment, PDT and all the required dependencies you need to start developing using PDT.

4. Unpack the archive file you've downloaded into the directory in which you want to install PDT.

5. Run the Eclipse executable file.

From Update Site

  • Get Eclipse:
  • Start the Install Manager. You will require three update sites to perform an install of PDT 2.0.
Help > Software Updates... > Available Software > Manage Sites...
  Add... > add the DLTK 1.0 interim site: download.eclipse.org/technology/dltk/updates-dev/1.0/
  Add... > add the PDT 2.0 interim site: download.eclipse.org/tools/pdt/updates/2.0/interim/
  Enable the Ganymede Update site (if not already enabled): download.eclipse.org/releases/ganymede/
  Expand the DLTK site and select the Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks or Dynamic Languages Toolkit - Core Frameworks SDK Feature 
  Select the PDT or PDT SDK Feature
  Install...

Pdt-install-p2.png

  • Install. Restart. Enjoy.

From Zips

  • Download the latest PDT 2.0 build + all its listed dependencies, including Eclipse.
  • Unpack Eclipse, then unpack everything else into your eclipse/dropins/ folder.
  • Start Eclipse.

Helpful Links

Eclipse 3.4 / Ganymede / PDT 1.0.5+

NOTE: PDT 1.0.5+ requires Eclipse 3.4. For PDT with Eclipse 3.3, use PDT 1.0.3.
  • Get Eclipse:
  • Start the Install Manager. You will require two update sites to perform an install of PDT 1.0.5+.
Help > Software Updates... > Available Software > Manage Sites...
  Add... > add the PDT 1.0.5+ interim site: download.eclipse.org/tools/pdt/updates/interim/
  Enable the Ganymede Update site (if not already enabled): download.eclipse.org/releases/ganymede/
  Select the PDT or PDT SDK Feature
  Install...

Pdt105-install-p2.png

  • Install. Restart. Enjoy.

Eclipse 3.3 / Europa / PDT 1.0.3

  • Get Eclipse:
  • If one exists for your platform (operating system, windowing system, architecture), the simplest way to install PDT is via an All-In-One bundle.
  • If installing on Linux, you can look for a package from your distro maintainter/repositories, but this is not supported by eclipse.org. If you encounter problems with such a bundle, please contact your distro maintainer.
  • Otherwise, download an Eclipse SDK or Runtime Binary or the Europa JEE Bundle, then unpack it.
Help > Software Updates > Find and Install... > 
  (*) Search for new features > Next > 
  [x] Europa Discovery Site > 
  New Remote Site > add the new site: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/pdt/updates/ >
  Finish
  • Expand the Europa Discovery site to resolve dependencies. Collapsed sites will not be searched.
  • Select the PDT feature(s) you want to install.
  • Click the Select Required button to resolve missing dependencies.
  • Install*. Restart. Enjoy.

Eclipse 3.2 / Callisto / PDT 0.7

  • Get Eclipse:
  • If installing on Linux, you can look for a package from your distro maintainter/repositories, but this is not supported by eclipse.org. If you encounter problems with such a bundle, please contact your distro maintainer.
  • Otherwise, download an Eclipse SDK or Runtime Binary, then unpack it and start it up.
Help > Software Updates > Find and Install... > 
  (*) Search for new features > Next > 
  New Remote Site > add the new site: http://download.eclipse.org/callisto/releases/ >
  New Remote Site > add the new site: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/pdt/updates/ >
  Finish
  • Select the projects &/or components you want to install.
  • Expand the Callisto Updates site to resolve dependencies. Collapsed sites will not be searched.
  • Select the PDT feature(s) you want to install.
  • Click the Select Required button to resolve missing dependencies.
  • If it does not work, you will have to manually select dependencies.
  • If that doesn't work, start over, but add more update sites. Can't find a given dependency? Try here or here.
  • Install*. Restart. Enjoy.

Debugger

The PDT project does not contain server side implementation for PHP debugging and will welcome any open source or commercial implementation of the debug protocol.

PHP Executable Debugger

  • Zend Executable Debugger - A free Eclipse plugin that adds PHP executable debug capabilities to the Eclipse environment.

PHP Web Server Debugger

Known Problems

  • If after installing PDT you do not see the PDT perspective, views/editors/file associations do not work, or your get "An error occurred" messages, try restarting Eclipse with the -clean flag.
  • You may find that your chosen mirror fails due to bug 203794. Until that bug is fixed, try another mirror, or try an FTP site instead of an HTTP site.
  • You may encounter problems on linux with non-existant cups servers in /etc/cups/client.conf (bug 242677). Try running with ./eclipse -Dorg.eclipse.swt.internal.gtk.disablePrinting.
  • You may encounter this error message: Problem occurred: 'Selection Job titile' has encountered a problem. If so, you need to install DLTK 1.0.I200807181303 (or newer). Unpack the zip into your dropins folder (see From Zips above). See also bug 242947.
  • Another variation reported to work: PDT 2.0.0 N20080823 + DLTK Core 0.95.0.v20080716 + DLTK RDS 0.95.0.v20080623
  • If updating from a nightly build to a newer nightly, you will need to uninstall and then reinstall PDT. See bug 241341.

See Also

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