Checkout SugarCRM Java SOAP Client

With reference to article Building a Java client for SugarCRM, we will see how to create an Eclipse Java project from the git repository:

The creation of a Java project in Eclipse from a git repository, requires the installation of the plugin "Eclipse EGit" http://www.eclipse.org/egit/. Figure 1 illustrates the installation of the plugin directly from Eclipse.

Installing the Plugin EGit

Figure 1 - Installing the Plugin EGit

Installing the Plugin EGit

Figure 2 - Installing the Plugin EGit

Installing the Plugin EGit

Figure 3 - Installing the Plugin EGit

Installing the Plugin EGit

Figure 4 - Installing the Plugin EGit

The process of creating a Java project from a git repository is very simple, wizard-driven. Without spending other words, are shown to follow the steps of the import process.

After completion of the import process, you must update the references to external libraries (see Figure 13).

Please leave comments if you have any questions.

Import Project from Git

Figure 5 - Import Project from Git

Configuring Git repository

Figure 6 - Configuring Git repository

Configuring Git repository

Figure 7 - Configuring Git repository

Branch Selection

Figure 8 - Branch Selection

Local Destination

Figure 9 - Local Destination

Select a Git Repository

Figure 10 - Select a Git Repository

Select the directory that contains the Java application

Figure 11 - Select the directory that contains the Java application

Import project from Git Repository

Figure 12 - Import project from Git Repository

View of the Java project you just imported

Figure 13 - View of the Java project you just imported

Running the class SugarCRMSoapClient

Figure 14 - Running the class SugarCRMSoapClient

 

Antonio Musarra

I began my journey into the world of computing from an Olivetti M24 PC (http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivetti_M24) bought by my father for his work. Day after day, quickly taking control until … Now doing business consulting for projects in the enterprise application development using web-oriented technologies such as J2EE, Web Services, ESB, TIBCO, PHP.

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