Manual testing of the GCloud Plugin for Eclipse.
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Launch Eclipse 4.5.
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If necessary, remove the old version of the plugin.
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Help > Installation details
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Click "Google Cloud Platform for Eclipse 4.5 and 4.6". (If this is not present, move on to step 3 below.)
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Click the Uninstall... button.
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Click the Finish button.
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Click the "Yes" button in the dialog that prompts you to restart Eclipse.
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Restart Eclipse
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Check installation details.
- File > New > Project...
- In the Wizards: text field begin typing "Goo".
"Google App Engine Standard Project" should appear in a "Google Cloud Platform" folder. Also check that the App Engine logo (a cartoon plane) also appears. - Click the "Next >" button.
- The New App Engine Standard Project dialog appears.
- Verify that the "Finish" button is disabled.
- Verify that "Use default location" button is checked.
- Into the project name field, type "foo". If you see "A project with that name already exists in the workspace." try some other name.
- Verify that the "Finish" button is now enabled.
- In the "Java package:" field, type "com.google.testplan".
- In the "App Engine Project ID" field type "testplan".
- Click the "Finish" button.
- Verify that a project named "foo" (or whatever name you picked in step 6) is now created in the package explorer.
- Verify that src/main/java and src/test/java both appear to be source roots.
- Verify that src/main/java contains com.google.testplan.HelloAppEngineServlet
- Check that the pom.xml contains the project ID testplan.
- Check that there are no compile errors.
- Check that the compiler level is 1.7.
- Check that the servlet version is 2.5.