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Oracle Cloud with Latest Eclipse IDE

In my last post "Oracle SOA Cloud Configuration" we saw how to create Oracle Cloud instance and how to access it in SQL Developer and over web.

In the latest version of Eclipse, A new feature has been added so with it you can connect to your domain and access cloud resources like data base, SOA, MFT etc directly from eclipse.

Visit eclipse site and download the Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers. At this point, the latest version of Eclipse is Mars.2, but I recommend you check the current version here: Eclipse

Unzip the downloaded file and double-click the eclipse.exe file to start it.
Open Eclipse, go to Main Menu > Help > Eclipse Marketplace.
Find Oracle Cloud Tools and click the Install button.
Accept the terms of the license agreements and click the Finish button.
After restarting Eclipse, go to Main Menu> Window> Show View> Other.
In the Show View, open the Oracle Cloud section, select Oracle Cloud, and click the Open button.
Click the Connect link, fill out the form with your Oracle Cloud credentials, and click the Finish button.
You can now see all Oracle Cloud Services within Eclipse!
Right-click the Database [MyOracleDB] and select Activate.
Fill out the form with database credentials and private key.

You have done, Now you can create tables, View tables, Insert data in tables



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