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Deploying your Jar with your War in Eclipse

Note: I've done the following using Rad7 but should also be applicable to Eclipse(since RAD7 is basically made on top of Eclipse). When you have total control of you web container/app server, deploying jar files is as easy as dropping the folder in your common lib folder. If you don't package...

Posted to Lamia's stack and heap based memories... (Weblog) by lamia on 01-03-2008
NetBeans 6.0 is out..

...and it has pure Ruby goodness tied into it ! I think I'm going to wash my .NET hands today with Neatbens SOAp enhancements . Congratulations to the great folks from NetBeans ! You definetely nailed it this time. From their official press release : The focus of NetBeans IDE 6.0 is superior developer...

Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 12-04-2007
Re: IDE Comparisons

I preffer Netbeans over the others. I used to be a Eclipse geek but i switched after seeing the advancements that has been happening to Netbeans in recent months(I perconally love the Web add-in). I started with BlueJ back in college and i agree, its more for teaching than for actual enterprise development...

Posted to Java (Forum) by keithrull on 10-21-2007
Eclipse RCP. Probably the next BIG thing?

I am intrigued by how Eclipse shocked the Java world with its IDE. Today, Eclipse is the most well-known opens-source IDE. IBM, together with other IT companies such as Redhat, Suse, TogetherSoft plus a bunch of kick-ass open-source developers made the initiative successful. Eclipse is now well-known...

Posted to Melvin Dave Vivas' Blog (Weblog) by javazealot on 02-22-2007

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Deploying your Jar with your War in Eclipse

NetBeans 6.0 is out..

Re: IDE Comparisons

Eclipse RCP. Probably the next BIG thing?