SAP: Configuring Eclipse with SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tool for JAVA
Tour : Configuring Eclipse with SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools for Java
Step 1. Open the Download site for Eclipse
Step 2. Choose Operating System
Step 3. Click Download
Step 4. Extract the Archive to a Local Folder
Step 5. Click on the Eclipse Executable File
Step 6. Replace the Workspace Path
Step 7. Close Welcome Page
Step 8. Click Install New Software
Step 9. Copy and Paste URL
Step 10. Select SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools
Step 11. Click Next
Step 12. Read and Accept the License Agreement
Step 13. Restart Eclipse
Step 14. Open URL
Step 15. Download SAP HANA Cloud Platform SDK
Step 16. Read and Agree SAP Developer License Agreement
Step 17. Extract the Archive to a Local Folder
Step 18. Go to Preferences
Step 19. Go to Runtime Environment
Step 20. Click Add
1. Open the Download site for Eclipse
To make use of the SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools for Java you first need to have a supported version of Eclipse installed on your computer. The Eclipse Neon version is recommended. Open the Download site for Eclipse and click on the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers link
2. Choose Operating System
Choose the operating system that you will use to run Eclipse and choose the download site.
3. Click Download
Click on the Download button to start the download.
4. Extract the Archive to a Local Folder
Once the download has finished extract the archive to a local folder of your choice (e.g. C:\Dev\Eclipse).
5. Click on the Eclipse Executable File
Click on the eclipse executable file to start the Eclipse IDE.
6. Replace the Workspace Path
Eclipse will first show you a Workspace Launcher dialog to choose your workspace. Replace the suggested workspace path with c:\dev\eclipse_workspace. Confirm with OK.
7. Close Welcome Page
Close the Eclipse Welcome Page.
8. Click Install New Software
Now that you have installed Eclipse, you need to install the SAP HANA Cloud Platform tools for Java. This is done following the standard approach of Eclipse to install plugins. From the Eclipse menu, choose Help then Install New Software.
9. Copy and Paste URL
Copy the URL https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/neon and paste it in the "Work with" field and then press the Enter key.
10. Select SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools
Select SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools and click Next.
11. Click Next
On the Install Details page click Next.
12. Read and Accept the License Agreement
Read and accept the license agreement and choose Finish. The installation will now start.
13. Restart Eclipse
At the end of the installation, you will be asked to restart Eclipse. Confirm the dialog with Yes to restart Eclipse immediately. After Eclipse restarts, close the Eclipse Welcome Page. You now have the SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools for Java installed in Eclipse.
14. Open URL
The next step is to download and install the SAP HANA Cloud Platform SDK, which contains all the required artifacts to setup a local development environment as well as the console client used to interact with your cloud account. Open URL https://tools.hana.ondemand.com#cloud. Make sure you are on the Cloud tab of the page.
15. Download SAP HANA Cloud Platform SDK
Choose the Java Web (neo-java-web-sdk.X.X.X) latest version for download.
16. Read and Agree SAP Developer License Agreement
Before you are allowed to download the SDK you have to read and agree to the SAP Developer License agreement. After accepting the license by clicking I Have Read and Agree the download of the SDK will start.
17. Extract the Archive to a Local Folder
Once the download has finished extract the archive to a local folder of your choice. It is recommended to place the folder in c:\dev and to name it like the just downloaded file, e.g. c:\dev\neo-java-web-sdk-1.109.9
18. Go to Preferences
The next thing to do is to configure the SAP HANA Cloud Platform Tools for Java so they make use of the just downloaded SDK. From the Eclipse IDE main menu, choose Window then Preferences.
19. Go to Runtime Environment
Choose Server then Runtime Environment.
20. Click Add
Click the Add button to open the New Server Runtime dialog.