Sts Installation Windows

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The SpringSource Tool Suite (STS) is a development environment based on Eclipse that comes configured with all the plugins needed to work with dm Server and OSGi. This includes the latest version of dm Server Tools, so no updates are necessary. Although the steps are similar, the details of installing STS depend on the operating system. Nov 25, 2009  3.1 Press Windows key, type adva and clicks on the View advanced system settings 3.2 In System Properties dialog, select Advanced tab and clicks on the Environment Variables. 3.3 In “Environment variables” dialog, System variables, Clicks on the New. Button and add a MAVENHOME variable and point it to c:optapache-maven-3.6.0.

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Last Updated on 07 August 2019 Print Email
Spring Tool Suite (STS) is an Eclipse-based IDE which is optimized for developing Spring framework-based projects. It can be either installed as a standalone IDE or as a plug-in in Eclipse. If you are already using Eclipse IDE, you may consider installing STS as a plug-in for your existing Eclipse, because that’s faster than downloading the STS separately.Installing STS from within Eclipse IDE is pretty simple, follow these steps:
  • Click Help > Eclipse Marketplace… from Eclipse’s main menu. The Eclipse Marketplace dialog appears, type Spring Tool Suite or STS into the Find textfield and hit Enter. Eclipse will send query to its server and display results as shown below:
  • Select the version that matches your Eclipse’s version and click Install button. Here we select Spring Tool Suite (STS) for Eclipse Juno (3.8 + 4.2). It takes a while for Eclipse to fetch the details and show the features of STS as shown below:
  • All features are selected by default, click Next. The Review Licensesscreen appears:
  • Select I accept the terms of the license agreements, and then click Finish. Eclipse will install STS and display the progress:
  • After the installation completed, Eclipse asks to restart the IDE:
  • Click Yes to restart the IDE. When Eclipse restarted, you will see some Spring natures are added to the IDE. The first thing is Spring perspective:
  • The menu File > New now comes with some Spring projects:
  • The menu Window > Open Perspective now has Spring perspective:
  • We can also show Spring views from the menu Window > Show View:
  • And new options in the New Server Runtime Environment dialog:
Now you are ready to develop your Spring-based projects in your favorite Eclipse IDE.Other Eclipse Tutorials:

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To install Apache Maven on Windows, you just need to download the Maven’s zip file, unzip it to a folder, and configure the Windows environment variables.

Tested with :

  1. JDK 10
  2. Maven 3.6
  3. Windows 10
Note
  1. Maven 3.3+ requires JDK 1.7+
  2. Maven 3.2 requires JDK 1.6+
  3. Maven 3.0/3.1 requires JDK 1.5+

1. JDK and JAVA_HOME

Nitro pro 8 download 64. Make sure JDK is installed, and JAVA_HOME environment variable is configured.

Note
Please read this how to add JAVA_HOME on Windows 10

2. Download Apache Maven

2.1 Visit Maven official website, download the Maven zip file, for example : apache-maven-3.6.0-bin.zip.

2.2 Unzip it to a folder. In this article, we are using c:optapache-maven-3.6.0

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That’s all, just download and unzip, installation is NOT required.

3. Add MAVEN_HOME system variable

Add a MAVEN_HOME system variables, and point it to the Maven folder.

3.1 Press Windows key, type adva and clicks on the View advanced system settings

3.2 In System Properties dialog, select Advanced tab and clicks on the Environment Variables.. button.

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3.3 In “Environment variables” dialog, System variables, Clicks on the New.. button and add a MAVEN_HOME variable and point it to c:optapache-maven-3.6.0

4. Add %MAVEN_HOME%bin To PATH

In system variables, find PATH, clicks on the Edit.. button. In “Edit environment variable” dialog, clicks on the New button and add this %MAVEN_HOME%bin

5. Verification

Done, start a new command prompt, type mvn –version :

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The Apache Maven is installed successfully on Windows.

6. FAQs

6.1 ‘mvn’ is not recognized as an internal or external command?

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Answer: Refer to Step 4, make sure the %MAVEN_HOME%bin is added to the PATH system variable.

6.2 The JAVA_HOME environment variable is not defined correctly

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Answer: Refer to Step 2, make sure JDK is installed and the JAVA_HOME system variable is configured.

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