Integrating Oracle Developer Cloud Service with Oracle JDeveloper

Before You Begin

This 5-minute tutorial shows you how to integrate Oracle Developer Cloud Service with Oracle JDeveloper.

Background

You can integrate and access Oracle Developer Cloud Service with JDeveloper using the pre-installed Team Server plugin. After configuring the plugin to connect to your Oracle Developer Cloud Service account, you can access your Oracle Developer Cloud Service projects in the JDeveloper IDE.

A Team Server is an extension in JDeveloper that you can use to manage your Oracle Developer Cloud Service projects from the IDE. Using the Team Server, you can clone the project repositories to your local computer, perform Git actions, manage project issues, and view the status of project builds. The Oracle Developer Cloud Service Team Server extension is installed, by default, in JDeveloper.

What Do You Need?

• Your Oracle Cloud account credentials
• An Oracle Cloud account with an active Oracle Developer Cloud Service instance
• Oracle JDeveloper
  You can download JDeveloper from here.
• An Oracle Developer Cloud Service project
  This OBE assumes that you are using a Demo project in your Oracle Developer Cloud Service instance. See Create an empty Oracle Developer Cloud Service Project OBE to learn how to create a project.

Create a Team Server in JDeveloper

In this section, you learn how to add and use a Team Server in JDeveloper to connect to your Oracle Developer Cloud Service instance.

1. Open JDeveloper.
2. From the Team menu, click Team Server, and then click Add Team Server.

   

3. In the New Team Server dialog box, enter the following values, and click OK.
   • Name: Developer Cloud Team Server
   • URL: The URL of your organization on the Oracle Developer Cloud Service instance (for example: https://developer.us2.oraclecloud.com/my-org/)

     

4. In the Team tab, select Click here to select project.

   

5. In the Developer Cloud Team Server list, click Login.

   

6. In the Login to Team Server dialog box, enter the user name and password of your Oracle Developer Cloud Service instance.

   

7. Click Login.
   The Team Server displays all projects that you own or that you're a member of. If you can't log in, configure the proxy settings of JDeveloper.

   

8. Click the Demo project to open it.

   

The Team tab shows the jobs of the open project in the Builds section, issues in the Tasks section, and Git repositories in the Sources section.

Want to Learn More?

• Using Oracle JDeveloper with Oracle Developer Cloud Service in Using Developer Cloud Service
• Uploading Application to Oracle Developer Cloud Service Git Repository using JDeveloper OBE
• Oracle Developer Cloud Service product page
• Oracle Developer Cloud Service documentation page in the Oracle Help Center