You have to create it manually at /usr/share/eclipse/dropins. If you install Eclipse through apt-get on Ubuntu, it will create a folder of /usr/share/eclipse under that folder is the plugin folder, etc. To make this work I needed a way to make sure everyone was using the same set of plugins in Eclipse. They can run Eclipse on their local machine, but it is up to them to support their own setup if they aren’t working on the server. To accomplish that I’m going to run Eclipse on a server and give students access through X2Go. I don’t want it to turn into a big tech support nightmare to try to figure out why this student can’t seem to get the JUnit to run and why another can’t seem to see the GIT plugin in Eclipse. I want it to scale and I want to be able to focus on writing code–not fiddling around with the tools. I am working on writing the curriculum for a class on Java Programming.
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