Blog Archive for gsporar during April 2006
Starting late last year and into the early part of this year I spent quite
a bit of time helping out on modifying Sun's Java training courses
so that
they use the NetBeans IDE.
I've blogged about this
before.
As a part of that project, I created some Flash
demos of the NetBeans Java
editor. The editor got some signficant enhancements in version 5.0 of the
IDE and we wanted to highlight...
Yesterday
in Geertjan's
blog he covered some of the finer points of "branding"
an application that is built on the
NetBeans Platform. This is the process of replacing all the standard
NetBeans icons and names, etc. with your own stuff.
It was a timely entry for me, since I'm currently trying to learn enough
to create a small sample application for the
BOF I'll be doing at
JavaOne.
But...
This came in an email from the JavaOne folks last week:
NEW FOR 2006!
You must use Schedule Builder to pre-enroll to ensure you get into your preferred sessions. It is one of the best ways to make the most of your Conference experience. Sessions fill up fast, so use Schedule Builder today!
Access Schedule Builder by clicking on the URL below. Enter your registration ID number (noted above)...
The NetBeans IDE Field Guide
was published last year right after
version 4.1
of the NetBeans IDE
was released. Version 5.0
of the
IDE has been out for almost three months now and an updated version
of the Field Guide will be available soon. In fact, you can already
pre-order the
NetBeans IDE Field Guide, 2nd Edition on amazon.com
or BookPool.
And what exactly will you get when you buy...
Yet Another Blog About How Easy It
Is To Write Plug-in Modules For NetBeans.
If you are tired of reading about how easy it is to create plug-in modules for NetBeans,
then do not read this blog entry.
Yes, this topic has been discussed quite a bit. It has even turned Geertjan Wielenga into
a NetBeans
celebrity. If you go to Google
and just type in "Geertjan" then you can
just click the "I...
For regular readers of this blog, the
NetBeans Profiler is old news. But that
does not mean the Profiler is sitting still. There will be a few new features
in version 5.5 of the IDE,
which will hopefully be in beta by JavaOne.
In addition, two
members of the Profiler development team have recently published documents that
provide detailed information on using the Profiler.
Maros Sandor...
A long time ago I wrote a blog entry called About that proxy server that discussed how to modify the settings on the application server's JVM in order to go through a proxy server to call a web service. In that entry I mentioned how easy it is to use the NetBeans IDE to test a web service.
At NetBeans Day Madrid Andrés González asked me how to get the IDE to do that handy "test call" to a...
