Due to the recent involvement in the development of a cloud platform project, the use of STS for team collaboration Java development, a trial of STS today.
The main need for our team development is SVN. Before on the Mac downloaded Cornerstone, feel quite easy to use, but later the boss said everyone is using STS, inside can also integrate SVN, rather try.
From the STS website you can download to a version that works with different operating systems, including Macs and Win64. My ThinkPad is a Win64 operating system, so I installed it; the latest version is 3.6.1. (Http://spring.io/tools/sts/all, select the appropriate operating system)
After decompression, the sts-bundle\sts-3.6.1.release will have a STS.exe, directly click to run. A sudden eclipse of the feeling:)
Several plugins need to be installed:
- SVN (I'm using SUBCLIPSE_SVN):http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.10.x/
- mybatis:http://mybatis-link.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
- Maven (seems to have come with it)
Next, check the existing items:
FILE→IMPORT→SVN, you need to enter the SVN address where the project resides, enter the username password, and so on. Then a new Java project was created, and the package on the SVN was checked out. Once the checkout has been imported, you can see the package for the entire project in the Packages Explorer on the left.
Next I'll try to complete a piece of code, merge with the team project on SVN, and so on.
Initial contact with spring Tool Suite (STS)