The plug in is fine but it is often better to have a client eclipse & a server eclipse at the same time & these are easier if they have different tool sets installed.
- Install ENIDE - Actually NODEECLIPSE http://www.nodeclipse.org/enide/
Download and install in the same way as any usuall eclipse install. (Unzip to your selected folder) - Install note JS - Down load the Node installer:
https://nodejs.org/download/
Follow isnstructions on the screens - Configure your windows path - Add an envirion ment variable NODE_HOME to be the path you just installed to to.
Add the text ;%NODE_HOME% to your PATH environment variable. - Configure Path to NodeJS in eclipse - In Node Eclipse (ENIDE) add the new node instaltion under
Preferences-->Nodeclipse
Edit box "Node.js path";
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