Hola! Estoy desarrollando en Java un EJB de servidor Sun Java System Application Server 8 con Netbeans 5. La parte de servidor aparentemente no me da ningun problema, he conseguido compilarla y deploy en el servidor de aplicaciones. Desde la consola del servidor se visualizan los diferentes métodos del EJB. En cambio al desarrollar la aplicación cliente, no consigo obtener la ...

Is anybody using NetBeans for Java development on Debian, or is everyone using Eclipse? Is anyone working on a Debian package for Netbeans? If no one is working on one and I try to put one together, ... list be willing to sponsor the package? If someone is alreeady wokring on a NetBeans package I'd be interested in helping if there willing to teach me a ...

Redefined Horizons wrote: Is anybody using NetBeans for Java development on Debian, or is ...> Is anyone working on a Debian package for Netbeans? If no one is working on one and I ...> If someone is alreeady wokring on a NetBeans package I'd be interested in helping if ...that need to be integrated as a result. The NetBeans packaging for Debian will likely be rather involved. ...

hola foro como van.... saben que necesito ayuda para programar en netbeans 4.1 es la primera vez que voy a ocupar esta aplicacion.....java ya he utilizado eso no es nuevo para mi.....solo quiero saber como se ocupa la interfaz grafica del netbeans. saludos Juan Fernando

..., JCreator feels right and works well. Another free IDE is NetBeans. I don't know what is going on, but it runs incredibly poorly on my computer. NetBeans is a java app, so it may be an indication ... 512MB of RAM, and 800 MHZ or higher CPU to truly enjoy NetBeans. I'm running NetBeans right at this moment with just the basic features turned on and it's consuming ...

Hola Deyvi entra a http://www.netbeans.org/ encontraras de todo tipo de recursos salu2

Hola Juan te paso este link, en netbeans.org podras encontrar muchisima documentacion. La IDE va por la version 5.5 y la matisse esta buenisima, echale un vistaso Salu2 http://www.netbeans.org/kb/trails/matisse.html http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/tools/nb_guibuilder/

No te lo recomiendo, es mejor el netbeans. Saludos. "Jordi Maycas" <jmaycasNOSPAM@hotmail.com> escribió en el mensaje news:%%23aiD7vvMHHA.4384@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... Hola , de donde me lo bajo?

... I don't know why we only release the WTK for Windows. It may have to do with the device emulators that are included...?? Hm. I have not checked this out by as far as I know Netbeans comes with a Mobile Pack that includes all you need (including emulators). I have seen a demo of this on a Java Developer Day in Vancouver and as far as I recall it was running on Linux. manfred

tia wrote: For quick and dirty tasks or when working with just a handful of classes, I use TextPad. FWIW the Zeus for Windows also supports Java: http://www.zeusedit.com and like Texpad is shareware. It recognizes Java syntax and has built in support for compiling and running a small app. Likewise for Zeus, but it also has features like Java code folding, class ...