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Notes for upgrading from v2.x to v3.x of Azure Toolkit for Eclipse IntelliJ
In the next upcoming version of Azure Toolkit for Eclipse/IntelliJ (v3.0), the old style "Classic" Cloud Service deployments and other "Classic" services will no longer be supported. That includes:
- no more Azure Deployment Project and any of the features that come with it
- no need for the Azure SDK for .NET (no longer a pre-req for Windows)
- no need for the Azure emulator (for Windows)
- no more Ant task extension for publishing to Cloud Services (cspack.jar)
- no more support for "Classic" storage accounts and "Classic" virtual machines in the Azure Explorer
- publish-settings file no longer supported as an authentication mechanism Also, dropping support for the deprecated Azure Access Control Services filter.
The last version of the Eclipse plugin supporting the "classic" Cloud Services and other "classic" features of Azure is available at an archived update site at: http://dl.microsoft.com/eclipse/azure/v2.9.5. However, users are encouraged to migrate their application to use Azure Web Apps (App Services) and/or Azure support for Docker Containers, instead of Azure Cloud Services.
The new v3.0 plugins' suport will be focused on the newer "Azure Resource Manager"-based functionality in Azure that users are encouraged to migrate to, if not using them already. Support for the following previously released features will continue to expand:
- Azure Web Apps (App Services)
- Virtual Machines (but not "Classic")
- HDInsight
- Application Insights
- Storage (Blobs, but not "Classic")
- Active Directory-based authentication
New functionality includes:
- Docker Host creation in VMs
- Web app publishing as Docker containers
- KeyVault integration
- Active Directory service principal-based authentication
- Application Insights Plugin for Java
- Azure Access Control Services Filter
- Azure Common Plugin
- Azure Explorer for Eclipse
- Azure HDInsight plugin for Java
- Azure Plugin for Eclipse with Java
- Azure Web Apps Plugin for Java
- Microsoft JDBC Driver 6.0 for SQL Server
- Package for Apache QPid Client Libraries for JMS
- Package for Microsoft Azure Libraries for Java
Then install v3.x from the usual update site at http://dl.microsoft.com/eclipse or from Eclipse Marketplace.
Visit the Azure Java Developer Center to learn the latest about working with Java applications on Microsoft Azure.