get-started-java | get started with a Java EE app | Object-Relational Mapping library

I am writing a test application to read file from AzureData Lake. I have created the account and the resource, as well as uploading the file. I am trying to create a client using the following code (as described in the documentation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-lake-store/data-lake-store-get-started-java-sdk). Where do I get those values from exactly? Thanks

I am trying to do some things with the new Google Photos API but am having problems determining which maven dependencies to include. So I tried writing the simplest possible Google Photos API program:

Main.java:

I'm using Azure data lake store as a storage service for my Java app, sometimes I need to compress multiples files, what I do for now is I copy all files into the server compress them locally and then send the zip to azure, even though this is work it take a lot of time, so I'm wondering is there a way to compress files directly on azure, I checked the data-lake-store-SDK, but there's no such functionality.

I am trying to complete this introduction to java apps on IBM Bluemix:

github.com/IBM-Bluemix/get-started-java

When I get to step 4.4 'Run your application locally on Liberty' I get the following error message:

"Server Error: The selection did not contain any resources that can run on a server."

I have followed the guide step-by-step and this is the first issue I encounter. I am new to Bluemix, eclipse and Liberty, so I am not really sure where to look for the solution to this problem.

I have to restart eclipse to reproduce this problem since I only have the option of "Run as -> Run on Server" the first time I attempt.

EDIT:

This is where I click to "Run on server":

Trying to do step 4.1 - Run on server

This is the error:

Error message I get

Thanks for the answers, guys!

EDIT 2:

If I do "Run -> Run Configurations..." and select Liberty Server it looks like it goes through the same steps as when you run:

mvn install liberty:run-server

in the terminal. But if I do this and go to localhost:9080/GetStartedJava/ I get the following message:

Context Root Not Found

Does this help anyone as to the source of my problems?