You can learn more about Azure Spring Apps here. To use the full capabilities, you will need to install the Azure Spring Apps extension ( instructions here) and have a live Azure Spring Apps instance. We have good news – this feature is recently integrated into Azure Spring Apps extension so you will be able see the live data of running Azure Spring Apps application. However, in previous settings these visualization are only applicable to local applications and we heard from developers that they would love to see these visualization for Spring application running on the cloud. Visualizing Live Data of Azure Spring Apps Applications through Spring Boot Dashboardīack when we introduced the data visualization (beans, endpoint mappings, and live memory view) of Spring Boot dashboard, we received great feedback from Spring developers. We hope this improvement will make running Java programs a more smooth experience for developers. If launch.json does not exist, we will show the main class name as the progress title.If launch.json exists, we will show launch config name as the progress title.In our latest extension, we have made the following improvements. We have heard from our customers that this message is not helpful and we have improved this experience. Previously, when launching the Java programs, Visual Studio Code shows a generic message without showing the specific Java class information. User experience improvement for running Java programs If that’s the case, we will enable code completion for AWT package automatically.
Visual Studio Code Java will automatically detect if your code has AWT related classes. We realize that for students this is not the ideal experience, so in the latest release, we have improved our code completion so that you don’t have to configure anything. To enable code completion for AWT, you would have to follow this documentation and manually turn it on.
In the past, we have hidden the types from AWT because it can be a lot of noise to the code completion for developers in other occasions. The AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) package in Java is a extremely popular tool for students to create GUIs for their programs. Hi everyone, welcome to our March update! In this blog we will bring you fundamental improvements such as smarter code completion for AWT packages, more smooth experience for running Java programs as well as better Spring Boot integration with Azure Spring Apps.
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