Java 1.5 and Eclipse in Gentoo – Part II
My previous post discussed the installation of Java on a Gentoo system. Its all well as long as you want to run the default supported version of java on the Gentoo system – you install blackdown-jdk...
View ArticleWhat Experts Say About The Java Language: Humorous Quotes
There has been so much hype and misinformation spread about the Java language and related technologies that it feels imperative to correct some of those myths associated with it. Far from attempting to...
View ArticleSetting Up Development Environment For Grails on GNU/Linux
In couple of my previous posts, I have explained how to install Grails and required packages to get a Grails development environment on the Windows platform. Continuing the Grails series, the current...
View Article“Hello, World” Web Application using Struts 2 in NetBeans IDE 6.1
This tutorial guides you through the process of creating and running a basic “Hello, World” Struts 2 web application using the NetBeans IDE 6.1. NOTE: I recommend trying to follow the NetBeans tutorial...
View ArticleStruts 2 Plugin for NetBeans IDE – nbstruts2support
As mentioned in my previous post about creating Struts 2 web applications in NetBeans IDE, there is a Struts 2 plugin available for the NetBeans IDE but it is still under development. You can try it...
View Article“Hello, World” Web Application using Struts 2 in IntelliJ IDEA 8.0 M1
At last we have a Java IDE that ships with Struts 2 support built-in: no manual configuring the web applications to add Struts 2 support and no more hassles of finding and installing Struts 2 plugins....
View ArticleInstalling Sun Java SE 6, Apache Maven 2 and Tomcat 5.5 on Windows OS
For using most of the enterprise technologies based on Java, you generally need at least the following components installed and configured on your system: Java SE or EE SDK A command line build tool A...
View ArticleInstalling Sun Java SE 6, Maven 2 and Tomcat 5.5 on Fedora GNU/Linux
For using most of the enterprise technologies based on Java, you generally need at least the following components installed and configured on your system: Sun Java SE (or EE) SDK A command line build...
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