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David Folk, Mark Day discuss NetBeans 6.5's new features
Earlier this week the NetBeans team released the latest version of its open-source, multi-language IDE, NetBeans 6.5 In the Artima interview Sun Releases NetBeans 6.5, David Folk, Group Marketing Manager for Developer Tools, and Mark Day, Engineering Manager for Ajax, discuss NetBeans? PHP support, JavaScript debugging ability, working with projects that use multiple languages, and what languages the IDE might support in the future.
JavaTools Community Newsletter - Issue 184
The latest edition, issue 184 of the JavaTools Community Newsletter is out, with tool-related news from around the web, announcements of three new projects in the community, and a Tool Tip on getting information from a running JVM via JInfo.
Chet Haase posts point-by-point JavaFX/Flex comparison
Chet Haase, one-time java.net blogger and former architect in Sun's Java client group, now at Adobe, has posted a point-by-point comparison of JavaFX and Flex to the flexcoders Yahoo group. He compares maturity, language traits, GUI capabilities, tooling, and runtime availability. "Having been on the inside of both of these projects, here are some points of comparison. I'm attempting to be objective here and just point out some of the areas to consider. But since I used to work at Sun on Java/JavaFX and now work on the Flex team at Adobe you should filter appropriately."
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How to bind front-end JSON strings to back-end Spring beans?
This usually happen when Spring servlet receives HTTP requests that contain JSON strings, and you do not want to construct JSON objects then convert them to Spring beans. Nobody likes to handle two set of value objects. —
Rex Young
SailFin: Join and Replaces support, Part II
This is the second part of the blog about Join/Replace functionality in SailFin. —
Binod
Some reminders (JUG Lugano, NetBeans Demo Camp at Genova, Devoxx...)
Let me just write a few reminders... —
Fabrizio Giudici
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Customizing the Menu / MenuBar
I have some things that I would need to chage in the behaviour of the MenuBar: 1) Write something in the center of the bar, like "OK" (this should be changable) to indicate what the FIRE button does. 2) Draw images to the left and right of the OK string (arrows, e.g. for indicating whether the form or a component is scrollable). 3) The command from the left soft button should not move to the menu when opening it with the right soft button, it should stay on the left side. —
Re: z-ordering
Generally z-ordering costs, which is why it is not on by default for other layout managers. It wouldn't make sense for the current layout managers either since they don't allow overlapping anyway. isOverlapSupported allows a layout to indicate it supports z-ordering, so you can derive BorderLayout and make all elements "peek" then return true from is overlap supported and everything will work as you expect... Since isOverlapSupported returns false by default z-ordering is "cost free" if you don't use it. —
[webtier] Woodstock / NB6.5 / Alternatives
Given that Woodstock is dead, and that NB6.5 has shipped with the same borken Woodstock libraries, and the bugs that I found with Woodstock bundled with NB6.1 are still present, can anyone suggest the best approach to satisfy the following requirement: - I need to build JSF pages in NB that include rich components, in particular rich tables and "add/remove" lists. - I need libraries and a source project that are documented, relatively complete, and not abandoned. —
Mobicents SIP Presence Service 1.0.0.BETA3-CP1 released!
We are happy to announce Mobicents SIP Presence Service 1.0.0.BETA3-CP1! This release is a new spin of the previous BETA3, updated with the 1.2.2.GA version of the JAIN SLEE Server, which in turn relies on JBoss AS 4.2.3.GA. This version also fixes a minor issue on the XDM Server, which didn't support XCAP Application Usages with XML Schemas that the first child element was a comment. —
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