How do I get my Java-coded environment to Linux in Windows Eclipse

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 45 views

Hello, I'm Jeon Won-pyo.

The gist of the question is... How can I take the environment I was coding in Windows Eclipse to Linux (Ubuntu)? This is.

Data locally from my laptop (Windows 7, Eclipse) via the Meteorological Agency's neighborhood forecast API is

It parses with HashMap and prints and saves the object as it is in a file.

And I read the file and use it when I need it.

I want to upload this program to the server, hang it on crontab, and automatically request it periodically and save it.

What's the best way?

In the past...

For simple programs, just code with vi on the server, set up and compile the dependency directly, and run it.

Export to a Runnable JAR file and use it.

I created a maven project and made and executed a jar file that packaged the entire dependency.

It depends on the way it works. I wonder how you usually do it.

ubuntu java eclipse

2022-09-21 16:14

1 Answers

Hello.

Simply....

If you install Eclipse for Ubuntu, you can work in the same environment.

Thank you


2022-09-21 16:14

If you have any answers or tips


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