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Community
This coming Thursday 'll be at GooglePlex (Mountain View) for an Eclipse Day...
Tools
After the NetBeans edition, Ajax jMaki is now available in the Eclipse edition.
jMaki plugin for NetBeans is evolving rapidly. Now, a new set of JSP wizards is available to create JSP files following well defined CSS styles...
The AJAX jMaki NetBeans plugin is now available: See the screencast
Get it from the jMaki project site
more...
Ludo
NetBeans IDE Field Guide book...An update.
Do you have your Java tools and Server runtime on the Mac/Intel platform?
Ludovic Champenois will present the current status of the Java EE 5 support in NetBeans at Javapolis 2005. This includes annotations support, EJB 3.0, ORM, Persistence and the open source community called GlassFish, building a Java EE 5 Application Server.
After Google and Sun, Google and NetBeans integration
GlassFish Java EE 5 or NetBeans 5.0 Beta running on Sony PSP? I wish...
Java EE 5 and Tools support: what's the scoop?
