Did you know Eclipse has an integrated terminal? It's such a useful feature in VSCode, I was thrilled when a co-worker pointed out the same functionality in Eclipse.
Adding the View
Navigate to the top most menu and select:
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Window- 
Show View- Terminal
 
 
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(If for some reason Terminal isn't an option, select Other... and search for "Terminal" by typing it into the resulting dialog.)
Opening a New Terminal
- Locate your Terminal View (usually opens at the botom) and click the Open a Terminalbutton:  
- In the resulting dialog, select your desired options (go with the defaults if you're unsure) and click OK.- Note the Choose Terminaldrop-down also providesSSHandTelnetvariants- handy!
 
- Note the 
- In the new terminal, cdto your project's working directory.
Side Notes
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Eclipse doesn't always auto-detect file system changes made from the  integrated terminal. You can manually refresh your project by right clicking its root node in the Project Explorer and selecting Refresh.
- You can exit/close a terminal by first entering the exitcommand, then closing the tab.
 

 
    
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