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# Importing AltoroJ into Eclipse from GitHub | ||
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This is a short guide on setting up your environment to run AltoroJ inside Eclipse. | ||
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#1. Download and Install all of the required components | ||
Here's what you'll need... | ||
- Eclipse Neon (4.6) - note whether you are downloading a 32-bit or 64-bit version | ||
- Java JDK 8 - ensure it is 64-bit if your OS and Eclipse are 64-bit) | ||
- The latest build of Apache Tomcat 7.x. Ensure you're downloading Tomcat 7 and not one of the newer versions as they have not been tested and may not work | ||
- Gradle 3.0 if you'd like to compile AltoroJ from command line | ||
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#2. Install Gradle Buildship into Eclipse | ||
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