Developer's Development Environment for Linux (Implementation Tool) Version 4.3.1

 [Configuration]

The Developer's Development Environment for Linux (Implementation Tool) Version 4.3.1 is a tool that supports developers in writing code. It includes an IDE and editor(Source Code, UML, ERD, DBIO, WebFlow, Code Generation, Code Inspection, Common Component Generation, Custom Development Environment, Nexus, SVN) for eGovFrame-based application development, as well as Debugging (Local, Remote), Mobile IDE, Batch IDE, and RTE.

 [Improvements]

1. Version 4.3.0
- Applied Eclipse 2024-03 (4.31.0)
- Applied eGovFrame Runtime Environment 4.3.0
- Upgraded 254 common-components and applied security enhancement patches
- Upgraded Batch-Template, Boot-Template, and MSA-Template and three-template projects.
- Updated XML configuration file generation features for Cache, DataSource, Transaction, ID Generation, Property, and Scheduling
- Added Java Config configuration file generation feature
- Added supporting Properties and YAML when generating Logging configuration file

2. Version 4.3.1
- Applied Common Component 4.3.1 Security Enhancement Patch
- Fixed the Spring Framework version to 5.3.37 for the Boot-Basic-Board, Boot-Template, MSA-Template, and Batch-Template
- Updated dependencies in the Common Component Creation Wizard

[Installation and Execution Guide]
1. Extract the eGovFrameDev-4.3.1-Linux-64bit.tar.gz file in the directory where you want to set up the development environment (e.g., /home/{user-name}).
2. After extraction, check that the eclipse folder and the workspace-egov folder (pre-configured with the eGovFrame perspective) are present inside the eGovFrameDev-4.3.1-Linux-64bit directory.
3. Double-click the eclipse executable located in eGovFrameDev-4.3.1-Linux-64bit/eclipse and make sure the path to the workspace-egov folder is correct.
4. Then click "Launch" to start Eclipse. You will now be able to use a fully configured development environment with all the required and optional components installed.

[Troubleshooting]

1. JVM-related error("Failed to create the Java Virtual Machine") occurs after Eclipse is executed
Add the JDK installation path of the user's PC to the eclipse.ini configuration file (JDK 21 is required)
JVM configuration (Example) :
-vm
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk-17.0.10/bin/java
2. Korean characters appear broken in Eclipse files
Set the file encoding to UTF-8 in eclipse.ini:
-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8

[Troubleshooting]
1. When a "failed to create the Java Virtual Machine" error occurs after Eclipse is executed,
In the event of a JVM-related error when running Eclipse, add the JDK installation path of the user's PC in the info.plist, an eclipse setting file. (JDK 17+ is required)
** Add jdk path to eclipse.ini (Example)
-vm
/usr/lib/jvm/jdk-17.0.10/bin/java
2. If there is Korean character corruption in Eclipse files,
set file format of Eclipse to UTF-8 in eclipse.ini (Example)
-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8

 [Attached File Hash Code (Checksum) Information]
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eGovFrameDev-4.3.1-Linux-64bit.tar.gz
- MD5 : 5a23eb798380121f52a74bf319439ef7
- SHA1 : 830f3644a7d251e4e8dcf31e19acaf463e2e57c7
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