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On Windows, download the latest Java version (14.1) from Oracle. On Ubuntu Linux, you can install
sudo apt install openjdk-14-jdk
(only on 19.10) orsudo apt install openjdk-11-jdk
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Install Eclipse from https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
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Open Eclipse
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Import...
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Existing Gradle Project...
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Chose path of the downloaded project and click
Next
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Grab a coffee while it's downloading ImageJ
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Try to run Exercise01
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You are seeing red squiggles, you found a bug in a Eclipse plugin. Upgrade it in the Eclipse Marketplace!
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Search for
gradle build
! Then, click on theInstalled
button of "Buildship Gradle Integration. -
... and click on
Update
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You should now see ImageJ when you start Exercise01.
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If you're still facing problems: please also check whether a valid Java Runtime Enviroment was found by right-clicking on the project folder (if it still has red crosses). Select
Properties
->Java Build Path
. Sometimes Eclipse does not find your Java installation. You can select it there.