Posts Tagged ‘Eclipse

Eclipse Features to Improve Java Productivity

Eclipse IDE provides many features to help a developer in development activities. Help to write code, integrate with servers, deployment, quality check and what not. In this article, I am consolidating those features which help us in improving productivity. Here I have used Eclipse Galileo and for unit test generation it is JUnit 4.4.

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Eclipse Galileo Is Coming

Eclipse’s more powerful yearly release is just around the corner. Called Galileo, this release brings many features which will ease our life while developing Java applications. Java IDE is always there, in addition to this IDE there are tools for JEE, JSF and Mylyn. Scheduled to get released on 24th of June 2009, RC2 version [...]

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JSF Hello World Example on Eclipse and Tomcat

In this example, we will write a simple application using JSF and it’s default renderer – HTML renderer on Eclipse IDE. Next, the application will be deployed on tomcat, and run to see results.  Functionality of our project is simple – enter first name and last name, on press of submit button, show the complete [...]

JEE, JSF, Tech Notes

JPA Hibernate with Oracle on Eclipse

This article gives the first example of Java Persistent API (JPA) with Hibernate, Eclipse on Oracle database.

Hibernate, JEE, Tech Notes

Spring MVC Validations Example

Most of the presentation tier frameworks provide support to client side validations. Spring MVC is not different in this principle. Just that the way it is implemented is little different.

Spring, Tech Notes

Spring MVC Integrated With Tiles on Eclipse and Tomcat

This article takes you through steps of integration of Spring MVC with Tiles with source code.

Spring, Tech Notes

Hibernate, Spring, Oracle and JUnit Integration on Eclipse

This article will take you through the steps required to integrate Spring and Hibernate with Oracle, JUnit on Eclipse.

Hibernate, Spring, Tech Notes

Spring MVC Tutorial With Command Object on Eclipse and Tomcat

This article is continuation of the Spring MVC Tutorial with Eclipse and Tomcat. Now, let us add the next practical aspect to our code – form or what Spring MVC calls it – command object.

Spring, Tech Notes

Hibernate Example on Eclipse and Oracle

Most of us want the first starting code for any technology, and same is the case with hibernate. This article gives an example to start hibernate coding on Eclipse with Oracle as database.

Hibernate, Tech Notes

Tutorial: Profiling with TPTP and Tomcat

Eclipse Test and Performance Tools Platform (TPTP) works as a plugin to profile applications to identify performance bottlenecks

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