This docker image has Eclipse Java 2020-06 installed, with the TESL feature.

Available on Docker hub

The source files are available on GitHub. The missing eclipse modeling archive (too big for GitHub) is the resources directory is replaced by a file containing an URL from which it can be downloaded.

It is based on my Ubuntu in a web browser docker image.

The simplest way to use it is to get the script at https://github.com/Frederic-Boulanger-UPS/Docker-TESL, then run ./startTESL.sh(or startTESL.ps1 in the PowerShell of Windows).

Typical usage is:

docker run --rm -d -p 6080:80 -v ${PWD}:/workspace:rw -e USER=tesl -e RESOLUTION=1680x1050 fredblgr/ubuntunovnc-tesl:2020

then point your browser at http://localhost:6080, launch Eclipse, create a project, create a .tesl file in the project, and enjoy.

The current working directory is mounted on /workspace in the container, and the default is to create the Eclipse workspace inside /workspace, so your work will still be available in the working directory when you stop the container (which will be deleted because of the --rm option).