
Log - Using following parameters for creating project from Old (1.x) Archetype: maven-archetype-quickstart:1.0 - Parameter: basedir, Value: C:\projects Parameter: package, Value: Parameter: groupId, Value: Parameter: artifactId, Value: vs-code-first-look Parameter: packageName, Value: Parameter: version, Value: 1.0-SNAPSHOT project created from Old (1.x) Archetype in dir: C:\projects\vs-code-first-look - BUILD SUCCESS - Total time: 30.087 s Finished at: T12:35:11+00:00 Final Memory: 14M/190M -Īfter the maven build has completed, then in the Visual Studio Code file explorer, open the newly created folder. Navigate to directory where you want to create your new maven project. Start by opening a new Visual Studio Code window (Ctrl + Shift + N) and opening a new console (Ctrl + ‘). Don’t forget double backslashes in the path to the root of your JDK. You will need to set the `` user setting as per language extension instructions.

Note: After installation make sure you read the individual extension installation instructions.

The Java Extension Pack wraps two extensions togther. The Java Extension Pack should be available through the Visual Studio Code” extension tab in the editor.

There is a comprehensive tutorial available with azure integrations on the Visual Studio code web site.

I’ve recently started to use Visual Studio in my work environment for JavaScript development and have now had a chance to take a look at the extension pack and the supported features. The Java Test Runner adds support for executing JUnit tests. The Visual Studio Java extension pack adds debugging support to the Red Hat language support for Java. Microsoft recently released a Visual Studio Java extension pack and a Java Test Runner to the Visual Studio Code market place.
