Spring Tool Suite installation and Japanese localization for Windows

An Eclipse-based integrated development environment specialized for Spring development Here are the steps to install ** Spring Tool Suite (STS) **.

Java confirmation

Java must be installed in the first place, so check if Java is installed. At the command prompt java -version You can tell if java is installed and the java version by typing.

If it doesn't appear like this, install java separately. It seems that version 1.8 or higher is okay, so this time I will proceed as it is.

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Access the link below Spring Tool Suite

Click "Based on Eclipse [version]" of Windows and download the one compatible with your OS. Download destination is appropriate.

Installation

Unzip the downloaded zip file.

When you unzip it, a folder called "sts-bundle" will be created, so place it anywhere you like. If you start up with sts-bundle> sts-3.9.4.RELEASE> STS.exe, it's OK for the time being.

You will be asked where to set the workspace, but for the time being, you can leave the default.

Screen when starting for the first time

Localizing into Japanese

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Download the Japanese localization file (Pleiades plug-in) from the link below Eclipse Japanese localization | MergeDoc Project

The file to download is from "Pleiades Plugin Download". ** * Note that this is not "Pleia des All in One Download" **

Defrost

Unzip the downloaded zip file.

When I unzipped it with Lhaplus, it was an error festival, so unzip it according to the following procedure.

Right click on the zip file
Open from program
Explorer
Extract all files (the one on the tab)

After unzipping, there is "setup.exe" in the folder, so double-click it.

setup

First, the following screen is displayed.

Select "STS.exe" installed earlier in "Application to be translated into Japanese"

Select [Japaneseize]

Click Finish

Start STS and check

Completed if translated into Japanese

Miscellaneous notes

The Japanese localization when the environment was built before After unzipping Pleiades, some folders have to be placed somewhere under STS, etc. It was a hassle, but I was surprised because I just hit setup.exe this time.