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## Running the STS4 Boot Java Language Server locally
Import the headless-services modules into your workspace as existing Maven projects.
Startup the boot java language server with:
Main Class: org.springframework.ide.vscode.boot.java.Main
Vmargs: -Dstandalone-startup=true
Startup the Boot Language Server with:
Main Class: `org.springframework.ide.vscode.boot.app.BootLanguageServerBootApp` (or a corresponding class for other language servers)
Vmargs: `-Dstandalone-startup=true`
This starts up the language server and it listens on port 5007
(this is implemented in LaunguageServerApp)
Use STS or a dedicated instance of VSCode to launch `org.springframework.ide.vscode.boot.app.BootLanguageServerBootApp` in run or debug mode (or another Language Server app)
@ Connect local STS4 Boot Java LS to VSCode
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Start by opening the extension for the server you want to work on in vscode:
```
$ cd vscode-extensions/vscode-concourse
$ cd vscode-extensions/vscode-spring-boot
$ ./build.sh
$ code .
```
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Startup a runtime workbench of the Eclipse STS4 distribution
The language server plugin is: org.springframework.tooling.boot.java.ls
Add Vmargs: -Dboot-java-ls-port=5007
Add Vmargs: `-Dboot-java-ls-port=5007`
This lets the Eclipse language server extension connect to the locally running language server on port 5007
## Additional Resources: