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Blog Archive for gsporar during February 2006

Part 3 of this series explained the steps needed to setup a free-form project like uPortal for debugging. Similar steps are needed in order to be able to use the IDE's JUnit support. There are two objectives: Be able to compile and run a single JUnit Be able to run the entire suite of JUnit tests...
Part 1 of this series showed how to create a project for the uPortal Quickstart source code. The project template used was "Web Application with Existing Ant Script." This provides a significant advantage: by having the NetBeans IDE use the Quickstart's build.xml you are guaranteed that the code is built the same way both within and...
In Part 1 I showed how to get started with uPortal development by creating a project in the NetBeans IDE that uses the uPortal Quickstart. The uPortal page that displayed shows some problems, however. For example, logging into uPortal with a name and password of "demo" and then clicking the C Web Proxy Examples tab displays this error message: It turns out the uPortal Quickstart code...
When I went to the 2005 Java Architectures Special Interest Group (JA-SIG) winter conference I met some uPortal developers. Some were already using the NetBeans IDE for doing uPortal development and others expressed interest in giving it a try. So in this series of blog entries (which I had hoped to have posted weeks ago) I'll show how to setup a project for uPortal...
I was fortunate enough to spend last week in Singapore. The first part of the week was spent teaching a training class. Geertjan Wielenga has already blogged on this topic quite a bit - Sun offers Java training courses and some of those courses have been updated so that the lab exercises now make use of the...
In addition to sponsoring the NetBeans open-source project, Sun has additional Integrated Development Environment (IDE) tools that it provides. These are: Sun Studio Java Studio Enterprise (JSE) Java Studio Creator (JSC) All three tools are built on the NetBeans Platform and they incorporate features of the NetBeans IDE. All three tools are available for free, if you register for the...