In this section, we shall create a module declaration in the source code file module-info.java. Click Finish.įigure 5: Java Settings Configuring a Module Declaration The Default output folders field displays the default output folders. In Details, select the Create module-info.java file checkbox. In Java Settings, the Source tab displays the folders src and modules, as shown in Figure 5. Having configured the project details in Create a Java Project, click Next, as shown in Figure 4. Specify the Source folder name as src and Output folder name as. In Source and output folders, select the radio button Folders. In Preferences (Filtered), only Java>Build Path is displayed, as shown in Figure 3. We need to set the build path for the source and output folders. In Project layout, select Create separate folders for sources and class files and click the Configure default link. For JRE, select the Use an execution environment JRE radio button and select JavaSE-9. Specify the Project name ( HelloJigsaw) and select the checkbox Use default location. In the New Java Project window, specify the project details, as shown in Figure 2. To create a Java project, select File>New>Java Project, as shown in Figure 1.
Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers (eclipse-jee-photon-M6-win32-x86_64.zip) is used in this tutorial. This tutorial has the following sections:ĭownload and install an Eclipse IDE edition that supports Java 9.
In this continuation tutorial, we shall introduce using modules in Eclipse IDE. We also discussed the objectives and benefits of the module system. We defined a module and the associated directives of module, exports, and requires. JSR 376: Java TM Platform Module System provisions for a module system and Java 9 implements a module system. In an earlier tutorial, “ Developing a Module with Java 9 in Eclipse IDE, Part 1,” we introduced modules in Java 9.
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