This project builds (assuming you have Java and Maven setup) - with: mvn clean install Oracle is no longer included Applet Viewer in Java 13.I have a simple working Java Maven project. But most of the time, people just use it for legacy applications and the experience will be different. Luckily, though is deprecated, you still can do some development using Applet classes since it still available inside Oracle Java 13 (others I not sure as I not yet installed to check). It is because Java Applet has been deprecated. Meanwhile, please refer to Maven in 5 Minutes.Ī: Strictly said, No.
Q: Is VS Code support Maven Build and Create the project?Ī: Yes, I will show it in the next blog post and you have just installed the Maven extension via Java Extension Pack just now. You still can develop and compile Java 1.8+ (which can configure via “” in settings), but the JDK for VS Code must be 11+. The Hello World! displayed in the popup Terminal.įrom the steps above, we can see it is quite simple to use the VS Code for Java development, we have nothing much need to set up and basically just install and start the development only.Ī: Current version of VS Code only support Java 11 and above. Copy in the code below and then hit the Run button as per highlighted below. Then, we can start our first Java development.Īfter you open your VS Code in a new folder, open the Explorer (Ctrl+Shift+E), and add a new file call Hello.java. If can’t, you can configure it using Windows System Environment Variable > Path > JAVA_HOME (item 3 in the screenshot above). After you installed and re-open VS Code, the page should be able to recognize the JDK that you installed (refer to item 4 in the screenshot above). My scenario is I downloaded it from Oracle and installed.
This is the page to download the OpenJDK, or you can use the Oracle JDK which can be download from Oracle website. Proceed to VS Code Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X), search for Java Extension Pack, then install it and reload the VS Code.Īfter that, open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), and type Java: Configure Java Runtime, open the command, and you will see the page which can configure Java Development Kit. To develop Java 11+ apps using Visual Studio Code, first, we need to download Java Extension Pack for VS Code.
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