Student 1: Victor J.

Reventos
Feature
File -> New -> Java Project
File -> New -> Project

File -> New -> Package

File -> New -> Class
File -> New -> Interface
File -> New -> Enum
File -> New -> Annotation
File -> New -> Source folder
File -> New -> Java Working Set
File -> New -> Folder
File -> New -> File
File -> New -> Untitled Text File
File -> New -> JUnit Test Case

File -> New -> Other

File -> Open File
File -> Close
File -> Close All
File -> Save
File -> Save As
File -> Save All
File -> Revert
File -> Move
File -> Rename
File -> Refresh
File -> Convert Lines Delimiters To ->
Windows (CRLF, \r\n, 0D0A, ) [default]

Student 2: Francisco Morales

Description
To create a new program in Java
To create a new Enterprise Application
Project which ties together the resources
that are required to deploy a J2EE
enterprise application.
Creates a New Java Package
Creates a new class for the Java Project
Creates a new Java interface
Creates a new Enum type
Allows you to create an annotation to the
pr0ject
Looks for the directory of the folder where
the project is located
Allows you to add Workspace content to
the working set and vice versa
To create a new Folder
To create a new File resource
Creates a new untitled file
It involves taking features that have been
tested independently, combining them into
components, and verifying if they work
together as expected
It allows you to create other kind of
projects and the ones mentioned before
To open a file or project that already exist
To close a project or file
Closes all programs or files opened in
eclipse
Saves a project or file that already exist
Allows you to save a new file or project
and change its name and type
Saves all opened projects or files at the
same time
Revert the content of the project in used
back to the content of the saved file
Allows you to move the tab of your project
or the editor
Allows you to rename a project
It refresh the program and the project you
are currently working
Converts the Delimiters to Windows
based system

File -> Convert Lines Delimiters To -> Unix

(LF, \n, 0A,
File -> Convert Lines Delimiters To ->
MacOS9 (CR, \r, 0D,
File -> Print
File -> Switch Workspace -> Other
File -> Restart
File -> Import
File -> Export
File -> Properties
File -> Exit
Edit -> Undo
Edit -> Redo
Edit -> Cut
Edit -> Copy
Edit -> Copy Qualified name
Edit -> Paste
Edit -> Delete
Edit -> Select All
Edit -> Expand selection to -> Enclosing
Element
Edit -> Expand selection to -> Next
Element
Edit -> Expand selection to -> Previous
Element
Edit -> Expand selection to -> Restore
Last Selection
Edit -> Find/ Replace
Edit -> Find Next
Edit -> Find Previous
Edit -> Incremental Find Next
Edit -> Incremental Find Previous
Edit -> Add Bookmark
Edit -> Add Task
Edit -> Smart Insert Mode

Converts the Delimiters to Unix based

system
Converts the Delimiters to Mac OS based
system
Prints the project
Changes the location of the Workspace
folder
Restarts the program
Imports a Project to the project in use
Exports the project in use to another file
Shows you the info and details of the
project
Close Eclipse
Erases the last step made
Repeats a step that you undo earlier
Deletes a selected part of the code
Copies a selected parts of the code
Copies the qualified name of the selected
element
Writes in the project a code or something
that you copy from elsewhere
Deletes the character at the left of the
cursor
Selects everything on the project
Selects all the element in where the
cursor is
Selects the element next to where is the
cursor
Selects the element previous the one
where the cursor is
Restore the previous selected element
Helps you to replace an specific word with
a desired word in all the project
Finds the next occurrence of the selected
part of the project
Finds the previous occurrence of the
selected part of the project
Starts the incremental find mode
Starts the incremental find mode
Adds a Bookmark to a selected line
Adds a task to a selected line
Alternates the insert mode

Edit -> Show tooltip description

Edit -> Content Assist -> Default
Edit -> Content Assist -> Java Type
Proposal
Edit -> Content Assist -> Java Non-Type
Proposal
Edit -> Content Assist -> Java Proposal
Edit -> Content Assist -> Template
Proposal
Edit -> Content Assist -> Word Proposal
Edit -> Content Assist -> SWT Template
Proposal
Edit -> Word Completion
Edit -> Quick Fix
Edit -> Set encoding
Source -> Toggle Comment
Source -> Add Block Comment
Source -> Remove Block Comment
Source -> Generate Element Comment
Source -> Shift Right
Source -> Shift Left
Source -> Correct Indentation
Source -> Format
Source -> Format Element
Source -> Add Imports
Source -> Organize Imports
Source -> Sort Members
Source -> Clean Up
Source -> Override/Implement Methods
Source -> Generate Getters and Setters
Source -> Generate Delegate Methods

Shows the value of a float that appears in

the exact position of the cursor
Union of all the proposals
Type of proposal
Type of proposal
Type of proposal
iterate over array template
Proposes words which have been typed
already
It always empty
Propose completions to words of the
current string
Opens a dialog with a possible solution if
the cursor is near an error or a problem
Alternates the encoding of the currently
shown text content
Comment or uncomment all lines of a
selected area
Blocks comments around the selected
area
Removes the block comment feature on
the selected area
Allows you to add a comment on the
selected element
Increase the indentation of the current line
Decrease the indentation of the current
line
Fix the indentation of the current line
Formats the current text selection
Formats the Java element comprising the
current text selection
Allows you to create an import declaration
Organizes the import declarations in the
compilation opened or selected
Sorts members of a type
Cleans up your code
Opens the Override Method dialog
Opens the Generate Getter and Setters
dialog
Opens the Generate Delegate Methods
dialog

Source -> Generate toString()

Source -> Generate hashCode() and
equals()
Source -> Generate Constructor using
Fields
Source -> Generate Constructors from
Superclass
Source -> Surround with -> Try/catch
Block
Source -> Surround with -> Configure
Templates
Source -> Externalize Strings
Source -> Find Broken Externalized
Strings
Refactor -> Rename
Refactor -> Move
Refactor -> Change Method Signature
Refactor -> Extract Method

Refactor -> Extract Local Variable

Refactor -> Extract Constant

Refactor -> Inline

Refactor -> Convert Local Variable to Field
Refactor -> Convert Anonymous Class to
Nested
Refactor -> Move Type to New File
Refactor -> Extract Superclass
Refactor -> Extract Interface
Refactor -> Use Supertype Where
Possible

Opens the Generate toString() dialog

Opens the Generate HashCode and
Equals dialog
Adds constructors which initialize fields
for the current selected types
Adds constructors as defined in the
supper class for the selected type
Surrounds the selected statement with a
code template
Allows you to create your own template
Opens the Externalize string dialog
Finds the broken externalized strings on a
selected project
Renames the selected element and fix all
references to the element
Move the selected element and fix all
references to the element
Changes the parameter names, types,
order and updates
Allows you to create a new method
containing the statements or expressions
selected and replaces the selection with a
reference to the new one
Creates a new variable assigned to the
expression currently selected
Creates a static final field from the
selected expression and substitutes a
field reference, and optionally rewrites
other places where the same expression
occurs
Inline local variables, methods or
constants
Turns a local variable to field
Converts an anonymous inner class to a
member class
Creates a new Java compilation unit for
the selected member type updating all
references
Extracts a common superclass from a set
of siblings types
Creates a new interface with a set of
methods
Replace occurrences of a type with one of
its super types after identifying all places
where this replacement is possible

Refactor -> Push Down

Refactor -> Pull Up
Refactor -> Extract Class
Refactor -> Introduce Parameter Object

Refactor -> Introduce Indirection

Refactor -> Introduce Factory
Refactor -> Encapsulate Field
Refactor -> Generalize Declared Type
Refactor -> Infer Generic Type
Arguments
Refactor -> Migrate JAR File
Refactor -> Create Script
Refactor -> Apply Script
Refactor -> History
Navigate -> Go Into
Navigate -> Go To -> Back
Navigate -> Go To -> Forward
Navigate -> Go To -> Up one level
Navigate -> Go To -> Type
Navigate -> Go To -> Package
Navigate -> Go To -> Resource

Moves a set of methods and fields from a

class to its subclasses
Moves a field or method to a superclass
Replace a set of fields with a new
container object
Replace a set of parameters with a new
class and updates all callers of the
method to pass an instance of the new
class as the value to the introduce
parameter
Creates a static indirection method
delegating to the selected method
Creates a new factory method which will
call a selected constructor and return the
created object
Replace all references to a field with
getter and setter methods
Allows the user to choose a super type of
the reference current type
Replaces the type occurrences of generic
types by parameterized types after
identifying all places where this
replacement is possible
Migrates a JAR file on the build path of a
project in your workspace to a newer
version
Crates a script of the refactoring that have
been applied in the workspace
Applies a refactoring script to projects in
your workspace
Browse the workspace refactoring history
and offers the option to delete the
refactoring history
Sets the view input to the currently
selected element
Sets the view input to the input back in
history
Sets the view input to the input forward in
history
Sets the input of the current view to its
input's parent element
Browse for a type and reveal it in the
current view.
Browse for a package and reveal it in the
current view
Browse for a resource and reveal it in the

Navigate -> Open Declaration

Navigate -> Open Type Hierarchy
Navigate -> Open Call Hierarchy
Navigate -> Open Implementation
Navigate -> Open Super Implementation
Navigate -> Open Attached Javadoc
Navigate -> Open from Clipboard
Navigate -> Open Type
Navigate -> Open Type in Hierarchy
Navigate -> Open Resource
Navigate -> Show in Breadcrumb
Navigate -> Show in -> Package Explorer
Navigate -> Show in -> History
Navigate -> Show in -> Navigator
Navigate -> Show in -> Project Explorer
Navigate -> Show in -> Outline
Navigate -> Show in -> Properties
Navigate -> Quick Outline
Navigate -> Quick type Hierarchy
Navigate -> Next Annotation
Navigate -> Previous Annotation
Navigate -> Last Edit Location

current view
Tries to resolve the element referenced at
the selected code and opens the file
declaring the reference
Tries to resolve the element referenced at
the selected code and opens the element
in the Type Hierarchy view
Tries to resolve the method referenced at
the current code selection and opens the
element in the Call Hierarchy view.
Opens the implementation of the currently
selected method
Open an editor for the super
implementation of the current selected
method
Opens the Javadoc documentation of the
current selected element or text selection
Tries to open the matching Java element
in the editor
Brings up the Open Type dialog to open a
type in the editor
Brings up the Open Type dialog to open a
type in the editor and the Type Hierarchy
view
Opens the Open Resource dialog to open
any resource in your workspace
Shows the current selected element in the
breadcrumb bar of the Java editor
Opens Package Explorer on the
workplace
Opens the history on the workplace
Opens Navigator on the workplace
Opens Project Explorer on the workplace
Opens the Outline on the workplace
Opens Properties on the workplace
Opens the lightweight outliner for the
currently selected type
Opens the lightweight hierarchy viewer for
the currently selected type
Allows you to jump to the next annotation
in the project
Allows you to jump to the previous
annotation in the project
Reveals the location where the last edit
occurred

Navigate -> Go to Line

Navigate -> Back
Navigate -> Forward
Search->Search
Search->File...
Search->Java...

Opens a dialog which allows entering the

line number in order to jump there
Reveals the previous editor location in the
location history
Reveals the next editor location in the
location history
Opens a search window.
Opens a search window to search for files
within the workspace.
Opens a search window to search within
the .java file

Search->Text->...

After you select a text, it searches within

the selected scope.

Search->References->...

Searches references to the selected Java

element in the selected scope.
Finds the declarations to the selected java
element in the selected scope.
Finds the implementors of the selected
interface in the selected scope.
Finds all the read access to the selected
variable in the selected scope.
Finds all the write access to the selected
variable in the selected scope.
Finds all occurrences of the selected Java
element in a .java file.
Finds a Junit test of the selected type.
Opens a project in the workspace.
Closes a project in the workspace.
Builds all projects in the workspace.
Builds a specific project of the workspace.
Selects the working set to build.
Rebuilt all projects in the workspace from
the start.
Option that lets you choose from manual
build or automatic build.
Generates your documentation of the
project.
Opens a page to change your project
properties
Runs your current .java file.
Runs the debugger
It lets you choose which recent .java file to
run

Search->Declarations->...
Search->Implementors->...
Search->Read Access->...
Search->Write Access->...
Search->Occurrence in a File->...
Search->Referring Tests...
Project->Open Project
Project->Close Project
Project->Build All
Project->Build Project
Project->Build Working Set
Project->Clean...
Project->Build Automatically
Project->Generate Javadoc...
Project->Properties
Run->Run
Run->Debug
Run->Run History->...

Run-> Run As
Run->Run Configurations...
Run-> Debug History
Run->Debug As
Run->Debug Configuration
Run-> Toggle Breakpoint
Run->Toggle Line Breakpoint
Run-> Toggle Method Breakpoint
Run-> Toggle Watchpoint
Run-> Skip all breakpoints
Run-> Removes all breakpoints
Run-> Add Java Exception Breakpoint
Run-> Add Class Load Breakpoint
Run-> All References
Run-> All Instances
Run-> Watch
Run-> Inspect
Run->Display
Run-> Execute
Run-> Force Return
Run-> Step Into Selection
Window->New Window
Window->New Editor
Window->Open Perspective->...
Window->Open Perspective->Other
Window->Show View->Ant
Window->Show View->Console

Let's you choose a run configuration

Setup your run configurations or create
new ones
Lets you choose which recent file to debug
Select a debug configuration to start
debugging.
Setup your debug configurations or create
new ones
Turns on or off a breakpoint at cursors
current position
Creates a breakpoint at the cursors
current position
Turns on or off a breakpoint at the current
a method
Turns on or off a breakpoint for a current
variable
The debugger will not stop at any
breakpoint
Removes all created breakpoints
The debugger will not stop at any
breakpoint
Determines if the debugger stops or
continues when the class loads
Displays all the references of the selected
type
Displays all instances of the selected type
Watches an expression.
Inspects the selected expression.
Displays the evaluated expression in the
display tab.
Executes the selected statement
Forces the method to return with the value
specified
Goes to the selected statement in the
editor.
Creates a new instance of eclipse
Creates a new a tab of the currently
working file
Lets you choose from most used
perspectives
Lets you choose from predefined
arrangement of windows in the
environment
Adds the Ant tab.
Adds the Console.

Window->Show View->Declaration
Window->Show View->Error Log
Window->Show View->Hierarchy
Window->Show View->Java Doc
Window->Show View->Navigator
Window->Show View->Outline
Window->Show View->Other

Adds the Declaration tab.

Adds the Error log tab.
Adds the Hierarchy tab
Adds the Java Doc tab
Adds the Navigator tab.
Adds the Outline tab.
Opens a page to select a tab to view
Lets you choose which windows or
Window->Customize Perspective
toolbars appear on your perspective
It allows you to save your customized
Window->Save Perspective
perspective.
Window->Close Perspective
Closes your current perspective.
Window->Close All Perspectives
Closes all your open perspectives.
Window->Navigation->Show System Menu Shows a pop up menu of the current view
Shows a pop up menu of options of the
Window->Navigation->Show View Menu
current view
Shows a pop up to access any command
Window->Navigation->Quick Access
in eclipse
Window->Navigation->Maximize Active
Maximizes the active window and hides all
View or Window
others.
Window->Navigation->Minimize Active
View or Window
Minimizes the active window.
Window->Navigation->Activate Editor
Switches to the editor.
Window->Navigation->Next Editor
Switches to the next open editor tab.
Window->Navigation->Previous Editor
Switches to the previous open editor tab.
Opens a page to choose or close an
Window->Navigation->Switch to Editor...
editor.
Shows a pop up window to choose a view
Window->Navigation->Next View
tab. Starting at the next view.
Shows a pop up window to choose a view
Window->Navigation->Previous View
tab. Starting at the previous view.
Shows a window with the next perspective
Window->Navigation->Next Perspective
selected.
Window->Navigation->Previous
Shows a window with the previous
Perspective
perspective selected.
Opens a dialog to change eclipse
Window->Preferences
preferences.
Help->Welcome
Opens the welcome tab.
Help->Help Contents
Opens the eclipse documentation.
Opens a tab in eclipse to search the
Help->Search
documentation or the World Wide Web
Help->Dynamic Help
Opens a help tab with related topics.
Help->Key Assist
Shows a list of key shortcuts.
Help->Tips and tricks
Shows a list of productivity features.

Help->Cheat Sheets
Help->Check for Updates
Help->Install New Software...
Help->About Eclipse SDK

Opens the cheat sheet selection dialog.

They are like simple tutorials.
Checks for software updates
Opens a window that lets you enter a site
to check if you can install new software
Shows a window with information like
version, build id and installation details.