Tag: platforms and products

Language aware editor

Incremental build

Integrated debugging

All of the above

Eclipse is a Plugin

Eclipse is a shareware

Eclipse is an Open source framework

None of these

Build automation using Ant Script

Integrating J2EE Application servers

Plug-in development by the user

Can be used as a J2EE application server

A directory to store Eclipse specific initializations

A directory which contains all the projects the user is currently working on.

A file containing Eclipse initialization settings.

None of these

Only after one new project is created or existing project is opened

We don’t need any existing or new project to use the editors

Only after all the existing projects are closed

None of these

Only inspecting the code.

Watching the values of variables and expressions.

Step by step debugging.

All of the above

Highlight the method and select References > Workspace option in the search drop-down

Possible only when we have MyEclipse plug-in

N/A in Eclipse

None of these

It defines MyEclipse-specific information such as the location of the web-root folder and other important details required by MyEclipse web tools for their proper operation.

It is an optional file and may contain some project related information.

It is an empty folder to cache information.

None of these

As transient work area for storing temporary data such as compiled JSPs.

It must contain the web.xml file

It contains deployment specific details

All of the above

Reduced development time

Enforce project or company standards using templates

The IDE Learning curve/coding time will out run the manual coding time in a big/complex project.

All of the above.