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       <%= image_tag("sts/orgs-and-spaces.png") %>
   
  -1. Once you have successfully configured the Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg; server, it will appear in the **Servers** view of the Eclipse or STS user interface. To familiarize yourself with the plugin user interface, see [About the Plugin User Interface](#plugin-ui). Following this step, proceed to [Deploy an Application](#deploy-an-application).
  +1. Once you have successfully configured the Pivotal Cloud Foundry server, it will appear in the **Servers** view of the Eclipse or STS user interface. To familiarize yourself with the plugin user interface, see [About the Plugin User Interface](#plugin-ui). Following this step, proceed to [Deploy an Application](#deploy-an-application).
   
   ## <a id='deploy-an-application'></a>Deploy an Application ##
   
   To deploy an application to Cloud Foundry using the plugin:
   
   1. To initiate deployment either:
  -  * Drag the application from the **Package Explorer** view onto the Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg; server in the **Servers** view, or
  -  * Right-click the Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg; server in the **Servers** view, select **Add and Remove** from the server context menu, and move the application from the **Available** to the **Configured** column.
  +  * Drag the application from the **Package Explorer** view onto the Pivotal Cloud Foundry server in the **Servers** view, or
  +  * Right-click the Pivotal Cloud Foundry server in the **Servers** view, select **Add and Remove** from the server context menu, and move the application from the **Available** to the **Configured** column.
   
   1. In the **Application Details** window:
       * By default, the **Name** field is populated with the application project name. You can enter a different name. The name is assigned to the deployed application, but does not rename the project.
  
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  ## <a id='plugin-ui'></a>About the Plugin User Interface ##
  
  The sections below describe the Cloud Foundry Eclipse plugin user interface. If you do not see the tabs described below, select the Pivotal Cloud Foundry&reg; server in the **Servers** view. To expose the Servers view, ensure that you are using the Java perspective, then select **Window > Show View > Other > Server > Servers**.
  
  The Cloud Foundry editor, outlined in red in the screenshot below, is the primary plugin user interface.
  Some workflows involve interacting with standard elements of the Eclipse user interface, such as the **Project Explorer** and the **Console** and **Servers** views.
  
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  1. In the **Cloud Foundry Account** window, if you already have a Pivotal
      Cloud Foundry Hosted Developer Edition account, enter your email
      account and password credentials and click **Validate Account**.
  
      <p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: By default, the <strong>URL</strong>
      field points to the Pivotal Cloud Foundry Hosted Developer Edition URL
      of https://api.run.pivotal.io. <%=vars.console_2%></p>
  
      If you do not have a Cloud Foundry account and want to register a new
      Pivotal Cloud Foundry Hosted Developer Edition account, click **Sign Up**. After you create the account, you can complete this procedure.
  
      <p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: The <strong>Register Account</strong>
      button is inactive.</p>
  