Once installation has completed, you'll be prompted to restart the Eclipse IDE to apply the software update. You can check the installation progress on the lower-right corner of your Eclipse workspace.

If you accept the terms of the license agreements, click I accept the terms of the license agreements, and then click Finish. In the Review Licenses dialog, review the terms of the license agreements. Provides APIs for accessing Microsoft Azure services, such as storage, service bus, and service runtime.Įnables you to deploy your web applications as Azure App Services. Package for Microsoft Azure Libraries for Java Provides JDBC API for SQL Server and Microsoft Azure SQL Database for Java Platform Enterprise Edition 8. Provides an explorer-style interface for managing your Azure resources.Įnables Apache Spark application development in Scala. WAR as a Docker container to a docker machine.

Provides the common functionality needed by other toolkit components.Įnables you to build and deploy a. FeatureĪllows you to use Azure's telemetry logging and analysis services for your applications and server instances. Verify that all features are selected and click Confirm >. On the Eclipse IDE, click the Help menu, navigate to Eclipse Marketplace, search for 'Azure Toolkit for Eclipse', and click Install.Īn Eclipse Marketplace wizard will pop up with installation instructions, including a list of components that will be installed. This button opens the Eclipse Marketplace with the Azure Toolkit for Eclipse already selected. The following two options take you to the Eclipse Marketplace:ĭrag the following button to your running Eclipse workspace. The Eclipse Marketplace wizard in the Eclipse IDE allows users to browse the Eclipse Marketplace and install solutions. Both installation methods will be demonstrated in the following sections. There are two methods of installing the Azure Toolkit for Eclipse: by accessing the Eclipse Marketplace, and by using the Install new software option on the Help menu. The Azure Toolkit for Eclipse page at the Eclipse Marketplace lists the builds that are compatible with the toolkit.

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