I have created an java Application in Eclipse IDE.
Can anyone help out how to edit a Java application in Eclipse & trigger a deploy to Bluemix.
The official IBM Bluemix plugin for Eclipse can do this for you.
Grab it from the Eclipse Marketplace here: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ibm-eclipse-tools-bluemix#.VHAf-1Xd9E4
Here is some documentation about the plugin: https://developer.ibm.com/wasdev/downloads/#asset/tools-IBM_Eclipse_Tools_for_Bluemix
Once you install this, you should be able to connect your Bluemix account and package / deploy apps with the push of a button.
You will find the steps by steps to see how you can deploy you app in bluemix. You can use CF API, or download the eclipse plugin. Here you can see how to use the CF API for Bluemix.
Basically you need three commands:
cf api bluemix_domain
cf login -u username
cf push appname -p appname.war
you can get official eclipse plugin from IBM and deploy it to Bluemix.
Below is the link to download and get started on this:
https://developer.ibm.com/wasdev/downloads/#asset/tools-IBM_Eclipse_Tools_for_Bluemix
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I am trying to integrate Amazon SQS into eclipse but I'm having a hard time and I have no clue how to do that. I have watched many you tube videos and they all are with intelliJ or with visual studio code.
I tried with visual studio code but by default location is changing in the credentials.
Can anyone let me know the dependencies to add and how to create a project so that I can integrate AWS and also how to run the final application and how to make changes in the queue created?
To use the AWS SDK for Java V2 in Eclipse, all you need to do is create a Maven Project in Eclipse. Then look at the AWS SDK Github repo here:
https://github.com/awsdocs/aws-doc-sdk-examples/tree/master/javav2/example_code/sqs
See this illustration.
Open the POM located here and copy and paste it into your Maven project's POM file. That will add the required dependencies into your project. Now you can add the examples to your project to get SQS examples working in Eclipse.
Of course, you need to setup your development environment - which includes setting up your AWS credentials. To learn how to do this, see this topic:
Get started with the AWS SDK for Java 2.x
I created a Java AppEngine Standard application and managed the deployment through Google plugin for Eclipse. Then, I added a Serverless VPC access connector for a specific need. According to Google documentation, deployment must be done with the "beta" option:
Note: To use Serverless VPC Access, make sure you use gcloud beta to deploy your service.
How do I manage this deployment with Google plugin for Eclipse?
I use Gradle
Unfortunately, using the gcloud beta feature is not supported in the Cloud Tools for Eclipse plugin (CT4E). (By the way, Google Plugin for Eclipse (GPE) is deprecated, but it is not clear if you are using CT4E or GPE.)
However, the latest App Engine Maven/Gradle plugins (Cloud SDK-based) support using the gcloud beta feature through the gclodeMode parameter for deployment, so as a workaround, you could run the plugins on the command line (or invoke through IDE).
I want to deploy my web application using OpenShift. I have coded the same in Eclipse IDE. When I am trying to configure OpenShift from Eclipse by entering the Server URL and Token code, I get the following error:-
Unable to read endpoint https://api.us-west-2.online-starter.openshift.com/api
Following are the screenshots of the same:-
Thank you
I want to make a simple dynamic web project with Eclipse and to publish it as an Azure Cloud Service.
I follow this tutorial: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-toolkit-for-eclipse-creating-a-hello-world-application.
I have downloaded the trial version of Microsoft Azure.
I have installed Azure Toolkit for Eclipse in Help->Install New Software, but when I right click on my project and then I select the Azure menu, it contains only two options:
Publish as Azure Web App
Publish as Docker Container
So, why there's not the option "Publish as Azure Cloud Service" ? Can someone help me please ?
Sorry for a late post
Open the eclipse
Click on Help and then select 'Eclipse marketplace'
Search for Azure keyword and click on lens icon.
You will find an option "Azure toolkit for eclipse". Install it.
Eclispe will restart, if it doesn't do it manually.
You can now find the Publish as Azure Cloud service by right clicking the project.
I've made a portlet in Eclipse and now I'd like to deploy it to a running Liferay-6.1 instance and debug it. I guess this should be described in documentation, but I was only able to found how to create the portlet, but not how to deploy it.
Here is a screenshot which shows how-to deploy Liferay portlet directly from Eclipse
How to deploy a portlet in Eclipse (using Liferay IDE) is documented here. This assumes that you have installed Liferay IDE, then created a Liferay Server adapter, and then created a project using New Liferay Project wizard.
After completion of developing the portlet go to the browser open the localhost sign in and then-->Goto Add--->more-->expand the sample--->Select Add
You can deploy it by using command prompt. Go to location of your plugin portlet and execute the following command:
eg:
D:\Projects\plugin\portlets\test-portlet>ant deploy
Note: you need to configure ant home like this.
If you have a plugin project, but you need to deploy it onto your Liferay Server. Let’s do it now:
Select your new plugin project then right click the Liferay Server in the Servers tab;
Select Add and Remove….
Select your plugin project and click Add to deploy it to the server.
Click Finish.
You should see the project get deployed to Liferay Tomcat server; in the console you’ll see a message indicating your new portlet is available for use.