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04/30/08
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How To Debug a Remote Java Application

The importance of being able to debug a Java application that is deployed remotely, in another country or city, cannot be understated. Recently I was working with a Java application that was bugging me when it was running in another country (USA) but it...

Michael Henke04/29/08
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Turbo Charging Eclipse

I primarily use CFEclipse, Mylyn, and Subclipse but started using Flex and getting an OutOfMemoryException. I am not a JVM options expert, but I referenced several articles. These settings are suggestions and you may need adjust them. I changed my...

James Sugrue04/24/08
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Four Screencasts You Really Should Watch

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...

James Sugrue04/16/08
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First Class Commercial Support for Spring Development

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. James Sugrue: Could you give...

Axel Rauschmayer04/16/08
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Online Eclipse E4? Lack of imagination!

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.First, I'll summarize the current state of application affairs. Mozilla's Prism turns web applications into...

Elias Volanakis04/15/08
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Web-Based IDEs? Less Far Fetched Than You Think

Do you remember the Eclipse 4.0 "prototype" shown at the EclipseCon? Yes, the web-based Eclipse workbench?

Zviki Cohen04/14/08
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Who Needs an Online IDE?

We've seen some hype lately around the next Eclipse release dubbed E4. The theme of E4 would be to take Eclipse online. This is not the first attempt (I wrote about it 6 months ago), however, now it has turned from a sporadic effort to a full blown platform...

James Sugrue04/14/08
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Jetty: Rising Star of Server-Side Java?

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...

Jeffrey Ricker04/14/08
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Eclipse in the Age of Mass Integration

While Microsoft Access was successful for the Age of Mass Automation, Eclipse now has the opportunity to become the solution of choice for the Age of Mass Integration. Microsoft Access was a very successful platform during the 1990s for building...

Ian Skerrett04/11/08
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Open Innovation in Healthcare

Open Health Tools is a new organization that is being started to create an common and open platform for healthcare products and services. Here are some interesting facts about this organization.

James Sugrue04/10/08
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How to Run Eclipse 3.3 on Ubuntu 7.10

Standard Ubuntu Gutsy installation does not support Eclipse 3.3 in its package repository, only 3.2 is available. So, if you're a Ubuntu 7.10 users that would like to have Eclipse 3.3 or later running on your box, this article will help you.

chander prakash04/10/08
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Installing the Eclipse PHP IDE

educational portal of india download free pdfIf you've been looking for a decent PHP editor and don't want to hassle of leaving your favourite IDE, you don't have to look any further than PHPEclipse. This article outlines how to install the plugin...

Jeffrey Ricker04/09/08
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Eclipse Adapters - A Hands-On, Hand-Holding Explanation

When programming Eclipse plug-ins, you quickly come face to face with Eclipse adapters. If you are not familiar with the adapter pattern, adapters can be confusing. Eclipse adapters are actually very simple, and I hope to make them even simpler with this...

John Ferguson Smart04/08/08
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Cleaning Up Spurious SpringIDE Warnings

I've been using SpringIDE for my Spring applications for a while now, and it is a very nice tool. It makes visualising your Spring configuration files, navigating through beans, and spotting configuration errors, much easier all round. Not to mention the nice...

James Sugrue04/08/08
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RIA Development Made Simple with Appcelerator and Eclipse

Appcelerator, a Rich Internet Application (RIA) vendor for SOA-based applications, recently released RIA Developer, an Eclipse plug-in that makes it easy for developers who prefer an Eclipse environment to create Appcelerator projects.The open source...