We'll now have a look at the two most common IDEs in Java and how they are integrated with CloudBees.
Eclipse is the most used IDE for Java development, with a large plugin ecosystem to adapt to various use cases. CloudBees has developed its own plugin, so you don't need to leave the comfortable graphical environment in order to integrate with the services.
The CloudBees plugin is available in Eclipse Marketplace. You can search for cloudbees
or just open https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/cloudbees-toolkit-eclipse and drag the install link into your Eclipse workspace. This will automatically open the installer component selection, which looks like this:
The CloudBees plugin has multiple optional components to integrate with various Eclipse technologies:
Data Tools Integration : This adds support to CloudBees-hosted MySQL from Eclipse DTP, so you can manage the database schema and data from the IDE
Maven integration : This extends M2Eclipse with...