Two NetBeans Keyboard Shortcuts That Will Change Your Life (Forever)

These are two NetBeans keyboard shortcuts that, seriously, are very cool. Once you know them magical things will start happening in your life.

0 replies - 491 views - 05/15/08 by Geertjan Wielenga in News

Troubleshooting NetBeans Startup, Again!

Hello everyone, After presenting, in my blog, a cool tip on "Troubleshooting the NB Startup", I would now like to present you here with another cool...

0 replies - 37 views - 05/15/08 by Varun Nischal in Tips and Tricks

Javadoc Analyzer in NetBeans 6.1

NetBeans 5.5 contained a useful tool called the 'Javadoc Auto Comment' feature. With the heavy rewrite of the NetBeans internals in version 6.0, the auto...

0 replies - 316 views - 05/09/08 by Adam Myatt in News

Use NetBeans to hand-code HTML emails

Every so often I need to write an email that contains hand-coded HTML - for example, if I want hyperlinked words or something like that.  In some cases...

0 replies - 107 views - 05/08/08 by Tim Boudreau in Articles

Sun Distributes ‘100 NetBeans IDE Tips and Tricks’ Mini-Book at NetBeans Day

Throughout Sun’s CommunityOne 2008 (specifically the NetBeans track), they distributed the standard swag one might expect of this type of event (bags, hats,...

1 replies - 155 views - 05/07/08 by Adam Myatt in News

Screencast #24: Getting Started with GlassFish v3 TP2

GlassFish v3 Technology Preview 2 (aka TP2) is now released ... yaaay! Dowload it here.

0 replies - 130 views - 05/04/08 by Arun Gupta in News

Visualize Log4J and JSR-47 Logging Events

The cismet team in Saarland, Germany, have made available a free NetBeans plugin, called BeanMill, for visualizing, sorting, and evaluating your log messages.

1 replies - 764 views - 04/30/08 by Geertjan Wielenga in News

Obfuscating a NetBeans Java Application Project

Some time ago I found a couple of posts talking about how to obfuscate a NetBeans RCP module (here and here).Getting some parts of the ant targets presented in...

0 replies - 159 views - 04/30/08 by in Tips and Tricks

5 Techniques for Creating Java Web Services from WSDL

In this article, I will implement a simple Document/Literal web service, from an existing WSDL file, using three different databinding frameworks and two...

1 replies - 4029 views - 04/29/08 by mkuchtiak in News

How to Start Learning Wicket with Maven & NetBeans IDE

The Wicket project's Quick Start is, conveniently, based on Maven. Why convenient? Because NetBeans IDE has great support for it.

0 replies - 637 views - 04/29/08 by Geertjan Wielenga in News

NetBeans of the year 2010

I am really happy with NetBeans 6.0, but through my usage of other IDEs I noticed that there could be even more features in NetBeans.

2 replies - 238 views - 04/28/08 by Peter Karich in Tips and Tricks

Wicket Enhancements in NetBeans IDE

In preparation for a JavaOne demo, I've simplified the NetBeans/Wicket support, from a ui and user perspective.

0 replies - 158 views - 04/28/08 by Geertjan Wielenga in News

TOTD #32: Rails Deployment on GlassFish v3 from NetBeans IDE

0 replies - 171 views - 04/28/08 by Arun Gupta in News

Drag & Drop with Rails

The ability to drag and drop has been a staple of desktop applications for years.

0 replies - 440 views - 04/18/08 by Brian Leonard in News

Autovalidation with Rails

I love it when a web application gives me instant feedback on the validity of my entry.

0 replies - 303 views - 04/16/08 by Brian Leonard in News