Archive for the ‘Java’ Category

Ant Output Filter

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

When you are new to Java and IDEs, all the Ant build/clean/run messages in the Output window can be confusing. Therefore you will be interested to know that there is a new 6.1 plugin that filters all the Ant messages out of the Output window, leaving only the output coming from the program itself. This is especially useful when you are a teacher using the NetBeans IDE in the classroom.
New plugin: Ant Output Filter

Ask the Experts: JRuby Support in NetBeans IDE

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

Do you have a question about the JRuby support in the NetBeans IDE? Post it on the Ask the Experts page and get answers from three experts: Tor Norbye, Charles Oliver Nutter, and Brian Leonard. You can submit a question on the topic any time during the week from May 19 to 23.
Ask the Experts: JRuby Support in NetBeans IDE

High-Performance Batch Processing with Java Enterprise Edition

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

Enterprise software developers and corporate IT architects have established the Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) platform as a leading choice for building enterprise software applications. The platform is widely used for everything from eCommerce Websites to back office data aggregation systems. Its versatility and reliability as an enterprise computing platform is well established.read more and respond…

Download JavaFX Script Plugin for NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

The JavaFX Script plugin for the NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta 1 release is now available for download from the NetBeans Beta Update Center. This preview release includes new features (Java Web Start support and syntax highlighting), improved features (better Projects support and Preview tool), and several bug fixes.

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Simplify directory access with Spring LDAP

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

Why spend all your time handling checked exceptions, closing resources, and looping through NamingEnumerations when you don’t have to? The Spring LDAP framework puts the “l” (for lightweight) back into LDAP programming with JNDI.

Spring LDAP is a Spring-based framework that simplifies LDAP programming on the Java platform. In this step-by-step guide to using Spring LDAP you will learn how the framework handles the low-level coding required by most LDAP clients, so that you can focus on developing your application’s business logic. You will also practice simple CRUD operations using Spring LDAP and learn about more advanced operations such as creating dynamic filters and converting LDAP entries into Java beans.
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