[program-java] Re: Eclipse: Creating a Class
- From: "George Bell" <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <program-java@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2008 21:26:24 -0000
Is this what you want, Jim?
George.
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Subject: [program-java] Eclipse: Creating a Class
Eclipse: Creating a Class
Ok, so far we have created a workspace, and a package.... In the real
world of Java, we haven't accomplished much. In fact, all that we have
done is useless.
Therefore, lets make this thing a thing....
Therefore, we are going to create a class.... A class is a template
for a thing.... A thing is an object and objects have attributes and
properties.
1. Again, from the File\New\ menu, select Class....
2. A new screen will appear and you are prompted for a name for
your class... In the java language all classes start with a capitol
letter so in our example we will call it Main... Note the capitol M.
3. Since our example is of a MVC (Multi View Controller we have a
start up class Main which will be in the package main with a lower
case m....
4. In order to denote this class as our main start up we must
first add a few things:
5. Once you have entered the class name, tab until you reach
"public static void main (String[] args)" and select the check box....
Continue tabbing until you locate the Finish button.
6. If you view your project explorer and note that the class file
is not in the main package, you can right click the file, locate
Refactor\Move and then move the file into the corresponding package.
James M. Corbett
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