A Brief Introduction to Eclipse
When you launch Eclipse (with the ColdFusion plug-ins installed, as will be described shortly), you will see a screen similar to the one in Figure 2.7. (The exact screen layout may differ depending on the operating system you’re using and the plug-ins that you have installed.)
Figure 2.7. The Eclipse environment allocates the most screen real estate to the editor itself.
Notice these important details about the Eclipse screen:
The Navigator panel (shown on the left in the figure, though it can be moved elsewhere) is used to browse and open projects and files.
At the bottom of the screen are ...
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