This is a helper package that manages and downloads the Eclipse JDT language server for you.
To use this package, you must have:
JAVA_HOME defined in your environment variables. Otherwise, specify java.home in the plugin settings.Configure jdtls by running Preferences: LSP-jdtls Settings from the command palette.
jdtls can do a lot of cool things, like
| Sublime Command | Description | Command Palette | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| lsp_jdtls_build_workspace | Builds the project | LSP-jdtls: Build Workspace | |
| lsp_jdtls_refresh_workspace | Refreshes all files | LSP-jdtls: Refresh Workspace | |
| lsp_jdtls_generate_tests | Generate a test method in the associated test class | LSP-jdtls: Generate tests... | |
| lsp_jdtls_goto_test | Jump to test and implementation | LSP-jdtls: Goto Test / LSP-jdtls: Goto Implementation | |
| lsp_jdtls_run_test_class | Runs the test class in the active view | LSP-jdtls: Run Test Class | (experimental) Requires Debugger |
| lsp_jdtls_run_test_at_cursor | Runs the test at the first cursor | LSP-jdtls: Run Test At Cursor | (experimental) Requires Debugger |
| lsp_jdtls_run_test | Opens a panel to run a test in the active view | LSP-jdtls: Run Test... | (experimental) Requires Debugger |
| jdtls_clear_data | Clears the server data directory | LSP-jdtls: Clear data |
13The server caches workspace specific information. When this data is corrupted the server crashes with exit code 13 and the server is disabled for the current project.
Run the command LSP-jdtls: Clear data from the command palette and re-enable the server using the command LSP: Enable Language Server in Project.