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Introduction to Spring IDE 2.0

Author : TusharJoshi
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Update Manager Progress Dialog


You will see the Update Manager Progress Dialog with the progress for the extraction of the ZIP files and storing the plugin JARs in temporary directory.

Feature Verification Dialog


After extracting the plugin JARs from the ZIP archive Eclipse will show the Feature Verification Dialog. Click the "Install All" button to install all the plugin features available in the update archive.

Restart Choice Dialog


You will see the Restart Choice Dialog. Choose the Yes button to restart the Eclipse and get the plugin installed properly.

Verifying our Spring IDE 2.0 Plugin Installation


After Eclipse starts again we need to verify whether our plugin got installed successfully. We will do this by choosing the Windows menu and the Preferences option of Eclipse.

Preferences Dialog


We can see Spring option in the left hand side item nodes in the preferences dialog. Choose the Spring option and it will expand to show three sub items.
  • AOP Support
  • Beans Support
  • Web Flow Support
This confirms that our Spring IDE plugin has been installed successfully in Eclipse.

New Project Wizard Check


We can also check the plugin features by observing the new project wizard dialog by choosing File Menu, New Option and selecting Other from the New sub menu.

We will see the Select a Wizard dialog box where we can see Spring as a node and three options listed in Spring node

  • Spring Bean Definition
  • Spring Project
  • Spring Web Flow Definition

Show Views Dialog Check


Spring IDE 2.0 also installs view features which can be verified by choosing the Window menu Show View option and choosing the Other option from the sub menu.

Show View Dialog box will be shown with Spring as a node with three items listed below the Spring node

  • Bean Cross References
  • Spring AOP Event Trace
  • Spring Explorer

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