Introduction

The above This is a memo when the plug-in is inserted to some extent in the environment (Eclipse 4.8) built.

What to introduce

Only the main ones are listed ・ Marketplace client ・ WTP (* Select to some extent) · EclEmma Java code coverage ・ Git plugin -Properties-Editor ・ Check Style ・ Spot Bugs

Introduction method

Start the installation dialog from [Help]> [Install New Software]. ⇒ Select "Photon" in the work target and select the following ⇒ Install. [General tools] -Eclipse automatic error reporting ・ Marketplace client [test] · EclEmma Java code coverage

At the time of introduction -Display only software applicable to the target environment -Hide items that are already installed Checked in.

[Web, XML, JavaEE, and OSGi Enterprise Development] Check and install only those that are likely to be used in the future. 選択したプラグイン1.PNG 選択したプラグイン2.PNG 選択したプラグイン3.PNG

For the time being, I'm as shown in the image ... ・ I don't think I will use Axis2 and RAP, so I can't put them in. ・ Do not put anything that comes with incubation. ・ I don't use PHP, so I can't.

So far, this is the policy.

[collaboration] ・ Git integration for Eclipse (all three are included)

[Programming language] -Java development code recommender · Javadoc help feature

You can use dropins separately, but I couldn't think of any disadvantages of the ↓ method, so I used this method until a problem occurred. [Help> Eclipse Marketplace] Install the following. -Properties-Editor (6.0.5) ・ Check Style (8.11.0) ・ Spot Bugs (3.15)

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Phenomenon that occurred at the time of introduction

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After installing Git integration for Eclipse (EGit), something happened ...

About Eclipse account

You can create an Eclipse account from [Help> Eclipse User Storage> Open My Account]. Like this allows you to manage the plugins to be installed. (Can be added to Favorites on the Marketplace client)

The rightmost tab is red when creating an account, but you can probably ignore it. See this

Finally

・ The Eclipse account is more convenient than I expected. (If you can only use offline, put up with drops) ・ I intend to add to this article when Eclipse 4.9 is introduced. ・ It's really an introduction "memo". I'm sorry.

that's all.