To run the project locally, follow these steps: Intellj IDEA will then open your new project. Confirm your project location, then click Finish. Select Http Trigger, then click Next and follow the wizard to go through all the configurations in the following pages.

Open IntelliJ IDEA's Welcome dialog, select New Project to open a new project wizard, then select Azure Functions. To use Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ to create a local Azure Functions project, follow these steps: In the Select Subscriptions dialog box, click on the subscriptions that you want to use, then click Select. In the browser, sign in with your account and then go back to IntelliJ.

For other sign-in options, see Sign-in instructions for the Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ. In the Azure Sign In window, select OAuth 2.0, and then click Sign in. To sign in to your Azure account, open the Azure Explorer sidebar, and then click the Azure Sign In icon in the bar on top (or from the IDEA menu, select Tools > Azure > Azure Sign in). After it's installed, click Restart to activate the plugin. Then, find the Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ in the Marketplace and click Install. In IntelliJ IDEA's Settings/Preferences dialog (Ctrl+Alt+S), select Plugins. To install the Azure Toolkit for IntelliJ and then sign in, follow these steps: An IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition or Community Edition installed.An Azure supported Java Development Kit (JDK) for Java, version 8 or 11.An Azure account with an active subscription.Instructions for deploying the function project to Azure Functions.Steps for testing and debugging the project in the integrated development environment (IDE) on your own computer.How to create an HTTP-triggered Java function in an IntelliJ IDEA project.This article shows you how to use Java and IntelliJ to create an Azure function.

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