The above This is a memo when the plug-in is inserted to some extent in the environment (Eclipse 4.8) built.
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
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
[Web, XML, JavaEE, and OSGi Enterprise Development] Check and install only those that are likely to be used in the future.
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)
After installing Git integration for Eclipse (EGit), something happened ...
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 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.
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