The NetBeans team announces NetBeans 6.8 Release Candidate 1 Available for Download:
The NetBeans Team is pleased to announce that the first release candidate build of NetBeans IDE 6.8 is now available for download.
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We've just published a new article by Jeff Friesen, "Learn about JavaFX's APIs for Reading RSS and Atom Newsfeeds." In this article, Jeff introduces the JavaFX 1.2 RSS and Atom APIs, covering their common foundation and each API's key classes...
Toni Epple talks about JUGS & NetBeans Platform:
Last Thursday Geertjan and I visited the JUG Switzerland in Zürich to give a presentation on NetBeans Platform. There were around thirty people, also a couple of people from Berne and it was great to meet Florian Brunner , a Swiss NetBeans Platform Application developer who has an interesting blog (he did e.g a very interesting blog entry about
Joe Darcy posted Projec Coin: Post-Devoxx Update, closures and exception handling:
As has been announced recently at
Devoxx and covered in various places, including threads on the
coin-dev mailing list, Mark Reinhold made several announcements about JDK 7 at this year's Devoxx:
JDK 7 will have a form of closures.
The JDK 7 schedule is being
extended to fall 2010.
On the first announceme
One nice feature in JUnit 4 is that of Parameterized Tests, which let you do data-driven testing in JUnit with a minimum of fuss. It's easy enough, and very useful, to set up basic data-driven tests by defining your test data directly in your Java class. But what if you want to get your test data from somewhere else? In this article, we look at how to obtain test data from an Excel spreadsheet...
Here is another demo/example that shows using Google Translate API for translating the text messages between two SIP clients.
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Related Linksjava.net Pollsjava.net CommunitiesSpotlightsSebastien Arbogast talks about My Devoxx Discoveries of the Year: "Every year, the main reason why I go to Devoxx is to discover new stuff. For me it’s all about technology watch. The internet and RSS feeds are my main tech watch instrument but there is one thing that is harder to get through RSS: feelings. Conferences like Devoxx are a unique opportunity, not only to see what’s happening but also to sense how the community is feeling about it, which is at least as important to anticipate on what’s going to be important..." |
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