What you have to do is install Aptana plugin first ( first and then install pydev from there.
It won't successfully install its prerequisites. You can't just install PyDev and have it work. There's no installation just put it into a directory. preferences.PydevRootPrefs"ĭownload the 64-bit Eclipse from this page (which in turn links to the general Eclipse download page). What I do know is that PyDev will fail consistently (tested on multiple machines) with "Unable to create the selected preference page. Either it's not really 64 bit, or it's just incompatible, I don't know. You can't just install the 64-bit available off the home page, it won't work. Note that I had to add both of these manually to the path it was not automatic. While you're there make sure Python is also in the system path. Type 'java' in the window that pops up and you should see some Java instructions. You can check that it's working by hitting the windows start button and typing 'cmd' in 'Start Search' (yes, Search). If not, add C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin to the end of the variable value. Under the System variables scrolling window, scroll down to 'Path' and make sure the location of your Java engine is there. Open Control Panel, then System, then Advanced System Settings, then Environment Variables. You will need to specify this to make sure it works. When I installed the Java SDK the location of Java was not stored in the path. I tried just installing the JRE, but this was unsuccessful.You can't just download the Java development kit (JDK) from the home page you have to hunt around and find this page and then select Windows 圆4 from the dropdown. Download the Windows X86-64 Installer from the download page and run the installer. It provides outlines and templates, helps you navigate complex file trees, and connects with code repositories.įirst, install Python. Originally posted on Half an Hour, May 26, 2010.Įclipse is an Integrated Development environment for programming languages such as Java, PHP and Python.
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