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Re: [che-dev] "Simple Java Project" support
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Good question Thomas, but I imagine most people on Che-dev won’t use the simple java projects.
Historically we added it because of user demand - especially from people who were running learning java courses. In those classes the feature was a must-have.
Just an FYI.
Hi folks,
we're working toward replacing our homegrown Java back end with a
version based on Eclipse's jdt.ls
(https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse.jdt.ls). The work is detailed in
https://github.com/eclipse/che/issues/6157. One of the topics in
question is what to do with the "simple java project" support. For
simple Java projects, you can manipulate the Java class path in the IDE.
You can add jars and source folders.
jdt.ls supports Java projects based on maven or gradle projects. So the
question is: does the community feel the need for this kind of projects
or is the everybody using other kinds of projects anyway? If yes, what
parts of the simple Java projects type are important? Would it be OK to
emulate these based on a different underlying technology?
thx for your feedback.
/Thomas
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