Eclipse plug-in Daquan selection of the top 30 (middle)

11. RegEx util

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/regex-util

This Eclipse plug-in helps developers create regular expressions (RegEx ). The purpose is to make RegEx creation easier and faster. It also highlights the regular expression syntax, matching brackets, and error detection, and reminds you of detailed functional descriptions of regular expressions.

12. EMAC +

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/emacs

This plug-in provides enhanced emacs-like functions in the eclipse text editor.

13. Eclipse SQL Explorer

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/amaterasuml

Eclipse SQL Explorer is a thin SQL client that allows you to query and browse any database that complies with JDBC. It supports plug-ins with dedicated features for personal databases (Oracle, DB2, and MySQL) and supports extensions for other databases.

14. soapui-Eclipse plug-in

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/soapui-eclipse-plugin

Soapui is a desktop application that monitors, triggers, imitates, and tests HTTP network services based on SOAP/WSDL and rest/eadl. The main purpose is to provide/or test network services (Java,. net, etc.) for developers/testers ). This soapui-eclipse-plugin supports all functions in soapui, and also adds some eclipse-specific functions, such as soapui nature, which can display the integrated soapui project in project explorer, it also simplifies the code generation wizard and soapui perspective.

15. smodl Development Kit

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/smodl-development-suite

Smodl development suite enables model-driven Network Service Development (from scratch when model design or reverse engineering based on existing Code) to be faster, simpler, and more flexible. The plug-in can generate various types of code. If the model changes, the plug-in will still be synchronized. Its runtime engine can run on different platforms and provide network services with soap, XML-RPC, and JSON-RPC bindings. The running engine dynamically generates the WSDL describing the network service and implements data integrity (which can be defined in the Model ).

16. Eclipse notepad plug-in

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/eclipse-notepad-plugin

The goal of this plug-in is to allow developers to write small records. These records are stored in the workspace metadata.

17. Apache directory Studio

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/apache-directory-studio

Apache directory Studio (formerly LDAP studio) is a complete directory tool platform, originally used for LDAP servers, but is now dedicated to Apache directory servers. It has the following plug-ins: LDAP browser plug-in; ldif editor plug-in; schema editor plug-in; Enable Apache Directory Server plug-in studio and a plug-in for configuring Apache Directory Server.

18. Plug-in of the ehepatitis-Eclipse hexadecimal Editor

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/ehep-eclipse-hex-editor-plugin

This Eclipse plug-in allows you to view or modify any files in hexadecimal notation. This plug-in allows you to view files in a hexadecimal table or text format.

19. vaadin plugin

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/vaadin-plugin-eclipse

Vaadin is an open-source UI library with rich network user interfaces. It is a simple jar component library that helps Java developers easily create attractive network applications.

20. Rmi plug-in

Tool address: http://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/genadys-rmi-plugin-eclipse

Genady's RMI Eclipse plug-in is a comprehensive RMI application development solution. In addition to the ability to automatically generate RMI piles (stub), the RMI plug-in also simplifies the process for applications to configure Java virtual machine parameters (such as security policies and basic code.