Adding Eclipse to Launcher on Ubuntu 16.04 04 April 2018 Donovan Work (26) This post is to show you how I was able to get Eclipse pinned to my Launcher on Ubuntu 16.04. [More]
I can’t delete an Archetype from Eclipse 20 June 2017 Donovan Work (0) Problem: I have a bad archetype configured in Eclipse and I cannot delete it! Solution: Edit the archetype-catalog.xml file of maven in c:\users\{user}\.m2 folder. Explanation: In Eclipse you can use the Add Archetypes… button to add new types. However, once you do there is no way to delete it from the UI that I could find. I could not find a solution on the web so I realized I was going to have to figure this out on my own. I searched my Eclipse install directory and the Windows registry but I came up empty. Then it dawned on me that Archetypes are really associated with Maven not Eclipse. So I searched my Maven installation folder but there was nothing. Then finally I searched my user profile folder and found a .m2 folder that contained a archetype-catalog.xml file. It is a simply XML file. Once you open it, what you need to delete is obvious. For each entry you added, there is an element in the XML file. Simply delete the one you want to remove and restart Eclipse.
Deploying a Maven Project to an Azure Web App 04 March 2016 Donovan-Brown Work (4) My goal in this post is to build, test, and deploy a Java project using Maven into an Azure Web App running Tomcat 8 and Java 8, execute jUnit tests, and publish code coverage results. [More]
Provisioning a Java 8, Tomcat Web app in Azure using an ARM Template 24 January 2016 Donovan-Brown Work (0) In this post I will show you how to provision a Java site using Azure Resource Manager Templates. [More]
Build a Linux based Dev Machine in Azure 08 August 2015 Donovan-Brown Work (2) My goal in this post is to stand up a Linux VM in Azure withEclipse connected to VSO that I can RDP [More]
Running SonarQube with Maven using build vNext 17 June 2015 Donovan-Brown Work (0) In this post we are going to use the SonarQube server webuilt in the lastpost. With build vNext ru [More]
Does Team Explorer Everywhere support Git 30 September 2014 Donovan-Brown Work (0) While speaking at the Dog Food Conference I was asked if Team Explorer Everywhere (the TFS plugin for Eclipsed based IDE) supported Git source control. I actually did not know and promised to find out. It just so happens that the 2013 release of Team Explorer Everywhere does have support for Git as explained in Brian Harry's post http://blogs.msdn.com/b/bharry/archive/2013/11/03/team-explorer-everywhere-2013-is-available.aspx