A VSCode extension for the Java Extension Pack. It creates .classpath and .project file, along with the src and bin directories, similar to eclipse's new java project option. Afterwards, vscode will recognise the folder/src as valid java project. This allows easier control and management of the java projects instead of relying on vscode to create invisible java projects in .vscode workspacestrage area.
Additional abilities are geared towards Fusion Middleware developers working on jdeveloper codebase. It can parse .jpr files and resolve dependencies into classpath file, along with providing handy ADE command shortcuts.
Features
Creates .project and .classpath files for vscode to recognise the folder as a Java Project. Classpath is picked up by the Java Extension Pack to enable inner-project class definition go-tos, docs, etc.
Process dependencies for JPR files and add to classpath.
Having MW_HOME property will allow to resolve jdeveloper libraries.
Usage
Press Cmd+Shift+P (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows) and type Create Standard Java Project and hit enter - this will set up generic java project files (.classpath and .project).
Right click on a .JPR file and select Process dependencies from JPR - this will add relative JAR dependencies from references projects.
It will ask for middleware home folder. If you have working MW_HOME, it could also resolve library dependencies of jdeveloper. If you don't have middleware home, just provide a dummy value.
Many variables in project setup are currently hardcoded like exclusion regex, source folder name, output folder name, etc. It is expected that user can manually manage those properties in the generated .project and .classpath file.
