update java tab

Author: slavipande

tutorials/set-up-cicd/set-up-cicd.md

@@ -226,6 +226,31 @@ In this example, we're creating a repository on GitHub. You need a [GitHub](http
 
     <!-- border; size:540px --> ![Configure stages](./configure-stages.png)
 
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+#### Add unit tests and configure release
+
+1. In the **Additional Unit Tests** section, switch the toggle button to **ON**.  
+
+2. Enter **test** in the **npm Script** field.
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+    <!-- border; size:540px --> ![Add unit tests](./add-unit-tests.png)
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+3. In the **Release** section, switch the toggle **Deploy to Cloud Foundry Space** to **ON**. 
+
+4. Provide the required information for your account and complete the job creation:
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+    - Enter the URL of your API endpoint in the **API Endpoint** field.
+    - Enter the name of your Cloud Foundry organisation in the **Org Name** field.
+    - Enter the name of your development space in the **Space** field.
+
+        > You can get the values from your subaccount's **Overview** page in the SAP BTP cockpit.
+
+    - Select **standard** from the dropdown in the **Deploy Type** field.
+    - Open the value help in the **Credentials** field and choose the credential **cf** that you created in **Step 5: Add credentials**.
+    - Choose **Create**.
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+    <!-- border; size:540px --> ![Configure release](./configure-release.png)
+
 [OPTION END]
 
 [OPTION BEGIN [Java]]
@@ -242,15 +267,7 @@ In this example, we're creating a repository on GitHub. You need a [GitHub](http
 
     <!-- border; size:540px --> ![Configure stages](./configure-stages-java.png)
 
-[OPTION END]
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-#### Add unit tests and configure release
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-1. In the **Additional Unit Tests** section, switch the toggle button to **ON**.  
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-2. Enter **test** in the **npm Script** field.
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-    <!-- border; size:540px --> ![Add unit tests](./add-unit-tests.png)
+#### Configure release
 
 3. In the **Release** section, switch the toggle **Deploy to Cloud Foundry Space** to **ON**. 
 
@@ -268,6 +285,9 @@ In this example, we're creating a repository on GitHub. You need a [GitHub](http
 
     <!-- border; size:540px --> ![Configure release](./configure-release.png)
 
+[OPTION END]
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+
 ### Create a GitHub webhook
 
 1. Navigate to the **Repositories** tab and choose the **incident-management** repository that you created. Under the **Webhook Event Receiver** tab, choose **Webhook Data**.