added 2008 Thu May 15 20:16:40 by fdiotalevi
This post builds on the project created in my last post, Open Your Eyes to OSGi, in which we created a simple OSGi project using Eclipse Equinox. In this post you convert that project into a server application bundle and run it on Jetty, embedded in Eclipse Equinox. First, we'll define a directory for static web content using an extension point and test it, and then we'll write a Servlet and use an extention point to register it too.
This post builds on the project created in my last post, Open Your Eyes to OSGi, in which we created a simple OSGi project using Eclipse Equinox. In this post you convert that project into a server application bundle and run it on Jetty, embedded in Eclipse Equinox. First, we'll define a directory for static web content using an extension point and test it, and then we'll write a Servlet and use an extention point to register it too.
added 2008 Wed May 14 17:22:59 by jsugrue
In The Web 2.0 - or are we going the wrong way?, Tom accurately compares Web 2.0 with 3270 (and 5250) terminals of yesteryear and wonders aloud if E4 belongs on Web 2.0. This is a good question. What is the right way to go, both politically and technically?
In The Web 2.0 - or are we going the wrong way?, Tom accurately compares Web 2.0 with 3270 (and 5250) terminals of yesteryear and wonders aloud if E4 belongs on Web 2.0. This is a good question. What is the right way to go, both politically and technically?
added 2008 Wed May 14 16:24:44 by fdiotalevi
In this tutorial I propose a quick step-by-step guide to start developing your OSGi bundles using Eclipse IDE and a standalone Equinox implementation. 1. Download latest Equinox distribution and unpack it 2. Configure Eclipse Target Platform 3. Create an OSGi Project for your bundle 4. Develop your bundle 5. Run or Debug your bundle inside Eclipse 6. Deploy your bundle
In this tutorial I propose a quick step-by-step guide to start developing your OSGi bundles using Eclipse IDE and a standalone Equinox implementation. 1. Download latest Equinox distribution and unpack it 2. Configure Eclipse Target Platform 3. Create an OSGi Project for your bundle 4. Develop your bundle 5. Run or Debug your bundle inside Eclipse 6. Deploy your bundle
added 2008 Wed May 14 5:54:40 by bloid
... or better yet, help it out. Let's recap a bit on the state of Groovy support in the 3 mayor IDEs.
... or better yet, help it out. Let's recap a bit on the state of Groovy support in the 3 mayor IDEs.
added 2008 Tue May 13 15:50:31 by Allison_Roberts
Genuitec is proud to announce the immediate availability of two milestone releases: MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench 6.5 M1 and MyEclipse 6.5 Blue Edition M1. These releases, available in the “development releases” area of the download page, add features and functionality, as well as a peek at what to expect from the general availability release in the coming weeks.
Genuitec is proud to announce the immediate availability of two milestone releases: MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench 6.5 M1 and MyEclipse 6.5 Blue Edition M1. These releases, available in the “development releases” area of the download page, add features and functionality, as well as a peek at what to expect from the general availability release in the coming weeks.
added 2008 Wed May 7 14:30:26 by aalmiray
As you may or may not know, I have been working on Groovy Monkey for some time now. I think it is a useful tool and has a number of benefits over its predecessor Eclipse Monkey. Right now I am hoping that I will have the opportunity to take over Eclipse Monkey and take all of Groovy Monkey's improvements and make them more available to everyone.
As you may or may not know, I have been working on Groovy Monkey for some time now. I think it is a useful tool and has a number of benefits over its predecessor Eclipse Monkey. Right now I am hoping that I will have the opportunity to take over Eclipse Monkey and take all of Groovy Monkey's improvements and make them more available to everyone.
added 2008 Tue May 6 17:41:43 by Peter Stofferis
The final milestone and feature-complete version of Eclipse 3.4M7 was released on Friday, with a number of improvements over the previous Eclipse 3.3 version. There will be a number of release candidates with an expected final release date of Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede) in June.
The final milestone and feature-complete version of Eclipse 3.4M7 was released on Friday, with a number of improvements over the previous Eclipse 3.3 version. There will be a number of release candidates with an expected final release date of Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede) in June.
added 2008 Tue May 6 16:33:17 by jenseck
You've heard about Pulse, but maybe thought you didn't have time to pull it down and take a peek. This screenshot-laden blog entry should help you understand what you're looking at.
You've heard about Pulse, but maybe thought you didn't have time to pull it down and take a peek. This screenshot-laden blog entry should help you understand what you're looking at.
added 2008 Tue May 6 2:57:57 by jsugrue
Plug-in development in Eclipse is somewhat of an art form. If you're new to the concept of plug-ins, especially in the context of OSGi and Eclipse, it can be quite burdensome learning the myriad tools Eclipse has to help you write plug-ins. The purpose of this article is to help you learn some basic plug-in development skills with some best practices sprinkled in for good measure.
Plug-in development in Eclipse is somewhat of an art form. If you're new to the concept of plug-ins, especially in the context of OSGi and Eclipse, it can be quite burdensome learning the myriad tools Eclipse has to help you write plug-ins. The purpose of this article is to help you learn some basic plug-in development skills with some best practices sprinkled in for good measure.
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added 2008 Mon May 5 18:18:46 by jasoncrow
Converting a java project to a dynamic web project in Eclipse, so that you can deploy your web application to a local server.
Converting a java project to a dynamic web project in Eclipse, so that you can deploy your web application to a local server.
added 2008 Mon May 5 0:25:43 by dlinsin
A huge reason for me to make a little detour to Groovyland, was IntelliJ IDEA's excellent Groovy support. It's almost as good as with Java. Scala's IDE support on the other hand is very rudimentary. Does IDE Support Influence Your Language Choice?
A huge reason for me to make a little detour to Groovyland, was IntelliJ IDEA's excellent Groovy support. It's almost as good as with Java. Scala's IDE support on the other hand is very rudimentary. Does IDE Support Influence Your Language Choice?
added 2008 Fri May 2 17:58:09 by wcoelho
Mik Kersten discusses the implications of the recently announced SpringSource Application Platform on IDE tools.
Mik Kersten discusses the implications of the recently announced SpringSource Application Platform on IDE tools.
added 2008 Wed Apr 30 22:52:09 by gamma
This article is a How-to-Guide to use Eclipse BIRT for reporting on POJO (Plan old Java Objects). During this tutorial a stock trading analysis tool is created. The article will also explain how to deploy the resulting BIRT report into a webcontainer (tomcat) and how to use it in an Eclipse RCP application. Eclipse Europa is used for this tutorial. Basic knowledge of using Eclipse and programming in Java is assumed.
This article is a How-to-Guide to use Eclipse BIRT for reporting on POJO (Plan old Java Objects). During this tutorial a stock trading analysis tool is created. The article will also explain how to deploy the resulting BIRT report into a webcontainer (tomcat) and how to use it in an Eclipse RCP application. Eclipse Europa is used for this tutorial. Basic knowledge of using Eclipse and programming in Java is assumed.
added 2008 Sun Apr 27 16:21:51 by mhenke
I changed my eclipse.ini file around after researching some jvm option settings. I primarily use CFEclipse, Mylyn, and Subclipse. I am not a jvm options expert, but I referenced several articles and did a simple test to check performance......
I changed my eclipse.ini file around after researching some jvm option settings. I primarily use CFEclipse, Mylyn, and Subclipse. I am not a jvm options expert, but I referenced several articles and did a simple test to check performance......
added 2008 Sun Apr 27 16:21:51 by mhenke
I changed my eclipse.ini file around after researching some jvm option settings. I primarily use CFEclipse, Mylyn, and Subclipse. I am not a jvm options expert, but I referenced several articles and did a simple test to check performance......
I changed my eclipse.ini file around after researching some jvm option settings. I primarily use CFEclipse, Mylyn, and Subclipse. I am not a jvm options expert, but I referenced several articles and did a simple test to check performance......
added 2008 Fri Apr 25 20:15:04 by bloid
Things are quite busy on the EclipseLive site at the moment, with a lot of good quality screencasts. And you don't need to worry if you missed one, they're all archived up on the site. Here is a selection of some of the presentations to help you get the edge on what's going on in the Eclipse world.
Things are quite busy on the EclipseLive site at the moment, with a lot of good quality screencasts. And you don't need to worry if you missed one, they're all archived up on the site. Here is a selection of some of the presentations to help you get the edge on what's going on in the Eclipse world.
added 2008 Wed Apr 23 14:32:29 by jenseck
Attendees of the MyEclipse Blue Edition Webinar will get a free one year license.
Attendees of the MyEclipse Blue Edition Webinar will get a free one year license.
added 2008 Wed Apr 23 13:22:37 by mhenke
If the idea of 500 Mb of free Subversion, Trac (with XML-RPC access for things like Mylyn), Wiki, and a whole lot more sounds like a good thing to you, check out Assembla.com. I signed up last night and am really quite floored.......
If the idea of 500 Mb of free Subversion, Trac (with XML-RPC access for things like Mylyn), Wiki, and a whole lot more sounds like a good thing to you, check out Assembla.com. I signed up last night and am really quite floored.......
added 2008 Tue Apr 22 17:52:11 by jmalasko
Discover an Eclipse-based application designed to help Java developers create a GUI-based, online help system or a Web-based information center. The help system can run on a server so that the content can be accessed by client machines and so that it is viewable in the client browsers.
Discover an Eclipse-based application designed to help Java developers create a GUI-based, online help system or a Web-based information center. The help system can run on a server so that the content can be accessed by client machines and so that it is viewable in the client browsers.
added 2008 Mon Apr 21 15:18:11 by bloid
Virtually everyone who has visited the Scala project page has seen the info page for the Scala plugin for Eclipse. There are a few screenshots, an update site and very little instruction on how to proceed from there. Those of you who have actually installed this plugin can vouch for how terribly it works as well as the remarkable lack of usefulness in its functionality.
Virtually everyone who has visited the Scala project page has seen the info page for the Scala plugin for Eclipse. There are a few screenshots, an update site and very little instruction on how to proceed from there. Those of you who have actually installed this plugin can vouch for how terribly it works as well as the remarkable lack of usefulness in its functionality.
added 2008 Fri Apr 18 19:23:48 by jsugrue
Recently I met up with Neelan Choksi, Chief Operating Officer at SpringSource, to discuss their first commercial product offering targeted at large enterprises who require certified, tested and indemnified software and services.
Recently I met up with Neelan Choksi, Chief Operating Officer at SpringSource, to discuss their first commercial product offering targeted at large enterprises who require certified, tested and indemnified software and services.
added 2008 Fri Apr 18 4:33:20 by bloid
m2eclipse team is glad to announce 0.9.2 release. This release includes several fixes for issues found in previous versions as well as additional fixes for Maven embedder. New version can be installed from the project update site. The "New and Noteworthy" list for this and previous releases is available on the wiki.
m2eclipse team is glad to announce 0.9.2 release. This release includes several fixes for issues found in previous versions as well as additional fixes for Maven embedder. New version can be installed from the project update site. The "New and Noteworthy" list for this and previous releases is available on the wiki.
added 2008 Thu Apr 17 12:38:03 by wcoelho
Mik Kersten of Tasktop uses the SpringSource Tool Suite to show how commercial and open source software components can interoperate on the Eclipse platform.
Mik Kersten of Tasktop uses the SpringSource Tool Suite to show how commercial and open source software components can interoperate on the Eclipse platform.
added 2008 Thu Apr 17 6:51:23 by jsugrue
In this post, I'll take a look at where desktop and web applications are heading. Eclipse E4 could be a major player, but its vision is too limited.
In this post, I'll take a look at where desktop and web applications are heading. Eclipse E4 could be a major player, but its vision is too limited.
added 2008 Tue Apr 15 1:39:36 by bloid
Proprietary Eclipse RCP as well as JSR-295 (Beans Binding) databinding frameworks require the realization of PropertyChangeSupport in the "model" entities. Otherwise changes in the JPA-layer wouldn't be automatically propagated to the UI.
Proprietary Eclipse RCP as well as JSR-295 (Beans Binding) databinding frameworks require the realization of PropertyChangeSupport in the "model" entities. Otherwise changes in the JPA-layer wouldn't be automatically propagated to the UI.
added 2008 Mon Apr 14 18:14:37 by bloid
While Microsoft Access was successful for the Age of Mass Automation, Eclipse now has the opporunity to become the solution of choice for the Age of Mass Integration.
While Microsoft Access was successful for the Age of Mass Automation, Eclipse now has the opporunity to become the solution of choice for the Age of Mass Integration.
added 2008 Mon Apr 14 18:04:43 by jsugrue
We've seen some hype lately around the next Eclipse release dubbed E4. The theme of E4 would be to take Eclipse online. Now it has turned from a sporadic effort to a full blown platform migration.
We've seen some hype lately around the next Eclipse release dubbed E4. The theme of E4 would be to take Eclipse online. Now it has turned from a sporadic effort to a full blown platform migration.
added 2008 Mon Apr 14 17:26:04 by jsugrue
Light and fast seems to be a recipe for success for Jetty these days, giving new life to server side applications in Java. As more and more developers realize they don't need the heavyweight app servers of old, interest in a reliable, free, lightweight "get the job done" Java servers is likely to increase.
Light and fast seems to be a recipe for success for Jetty these days, giving new life to server side applications in Java. As more and more developers realize they don't need the heavyweight app servers of old, interest in a reliable, free, lightweight "get the job done" Java servers is likely to increase.
added 2008 Sat Apr 12 13:14:37 by Allison_Roberts
Genuitec has been banned. Or, at least officially uninvited, to IBM's Rational Software Development Conference (RSDC) this year in Orlando.The inevitable question is, why? Does this decision serve IBM and its customers as a whole?
Genuitec has been banned. Or, at least officially uninvited, to IBM's Rational Software Development Conference (RSDC) this year in Orlando.The inevitable question is, why? Does this decision serve IBM and its customers as a whole?
added 2008 Sat Apr 12 4:46:42 by jmalasko
Discover a tool that simplifies the creation and deployment of MapReduce applications. The Eclipse plug-in uses the Hadoop open-source MapReduce framework, which enables data-intensive applications to run on large clusters of commodity hardware.
Discover a tool that simplifies the creation and deployment of MapReduce applications. The Eclipse plug-in uses the Hadoop open-source MapReduce framework, which enables data-intensive applications to run on large clusters of commodity hardware.
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