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Hot Chocolate: My Java and Eclipse Corner
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- Eclipse-oriented
- —setting up the Java tool stack:
- Eclipse
- Sun's JDK
- Apache Tomcat
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Eclipse for web application
development -
Developing Your Java Project
with Eclipse - —tutorials I've written:
- JARs and Eclipse Build Path
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Web App Libraries and Eclipse
Build Path - Using Apache ant in Eclipse
- Working with JDBC
- Hiberate Nitty-gritty
- Developing JSPs and servlets
- Developing JSF Applications
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Emerging notes on JSF
application-development -
Deploying web applications
to Tomcat -
Setting up Core JSF sample code
in Eclipse
- Other tutorials
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—companion notes on and reviews of
other's tutorials: - O'Reilly's Head First SQL
- Eclipse, Tomcat and JavaServer Faces
- Eclipse Data Tools Platform (DTP)
- RESTful Web Services
- Using Grails
- Android Development
- BlackBerry Development
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—companion notes on and reviews of
- Java Topics
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—quick notes on Java topics and
recipes that grow over time: - Java 5 for loop
- Enumerations
- Strings
- Generics
- Collections
- Arrays
- Maps
- Interfaces
- Call-backs
- Conversions
- Date/time
- Perverse file I/O
- That web.xml mess
- JUnit bean testing
- JUnit logging
- Quartz demo
- Resource bundles
- Slurping a stream
- Temperature-conversion
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Still better examples
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—quick notes on Java topics and
- Off-topic
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—articles on developer topics that may or may
not have much to do with Java: -
Developing a Java Native
Interface (JNI) - Using TortoiseSVN
- Conquering Sun's VirtualBox
- Using the SQuirreL browser
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Creating and Using Shared-object
Libraries on Linux - Dæmon Init Scripts on Linux
- Setting up LAMP
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—articles on developer topics that may or may
- Bluebook Notes
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—what other guys write down in those blue
notebooks and then can't ever find again: - Eclipse
- Java
- Javadoc
- JUnit
- JSPs and Servlets
- Log4j
- ant
- Maven
- svn
- Hibernate
- Spring
- Quartz
- Java terminology
- General glossary
- Much more bluebook notage...
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—what other guys write down in those blue
- Some Good Links
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—some good links that might be useful to
developers of (mostly Java) software: - Getting Help with JEE Issues
- A collection of best practices in Java
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Eclipse and Java for Total
Beginners -
Lars Vogel's Java, Eclipse and
web programming site - My old Novell publications
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—some good links that might be useful to
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Copyright
Some code is only slightly modified from other tutorials; some of it is mine. Anyway, I'm never going to put truly proprietary code up here. Here's my usual copyright header.
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