- Download from Artifactory
- Unzip and startup eclipse.exe
- Choose a folder for your workspace
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Configure "autosave" by open window/preferences, and then:
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Import Project
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Import Gradle project with the default options:
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To verify that we are up to date with all the dependencies, that all compiles oK and to generate the Test runners, execute the Gradle task testClasses:
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Change package presentation:
- In src\test\java\tests... you will find the jUnit classes to execute the tests. Those classes are automatically generated after execute the gradle task testClasses
- If something is changed in the project, you can refresh the Gradle configuration by:
See https://www.udemy.com/eclipse-java-tutorial-for-beginners/
| Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|
| Alt+Shift+R | Rename |
| Ctrl+1 | Quickfix; shows potential fixes for warnings, errors or shows possible actions |
| Ctrl+Space | Content assist/ code completion |
| Ctrl+D | Deletes current line in the editor |
| Ctrl+Q | Goes to the last edited position |
| Alt+Shift+L | Extract local variable |
| Ctrl+Shift+F | Format source code |
| Ctrl+Alt+H | Opens call hierarchy |
| Shift+Alt+UP | Selects enclosing elements. Result depending on cursor position |
| Ctrl+F | Opens the find dialog |
| Ctrl+Shift+R | Opens the resource dialog |
| Ctrl+Shift+F | format code |
| Alt+Shift+S | generate getters / setters |
| Ctrl+Alt+G | find usages |