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Austria in Prague

Around 50 students from various universities in Austria came to see us at Sun in Prague on Thursday. The students are visiting a range of companies (e.g.,...

Around 50 students from various universities in Austria came to see us at Sun in Prague on Thursday. The students are visiting a range of companies (e.g., Siemens and Skoda too) all over the place, it seems. We did presentations on Sun, OpenSolaris, NetBeans IDE, and GlassFish. Here's a pic that shows the general setting, with Petr Jiricka opening the day with a presentation about Sun: I had the honor of introducing NetBeans IDE and here is my presentation. I really stressed...

Around 50 students from various universities in Austria came to see us at Sun in Prague on Thursday. The students are visiting a range of companies (e.g., Siemens and Skoda too) all over the place,...

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NetBeans Certified Engineers

Jarda and I are at the Institut für Systemsoftware in Linz and have just completed the 1st edition of the brand new NetBeans Certified Engineer Course. The...

Jarda and I are at the Institut für Systemsoftware in Linz and have just completed the 1st edition of the brand new NetBeans Certified Engineer Course. The official site at SSW is here. The basic break down of the two days (yesterday and today) was as follows: Introduction to NetBeans PlatformA First NetBeans Platform ApplicationLookup/ArchitectureSystem FileSystemNodesData ObjectsWindow SystemContributing to NetBeansSome Ideas for ModulesWrap up And now the students need to...

Jarda and I are at the Institut für Systemsoftware in Linz and have just completed the 1st edition of the brand new NetBeans Certified Engineer Course. The official site at SSW is here. The basic...

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Setting NetBeans Properties Programatically

In the Wicket plug-in module that I'm developing, I want to make sure that the user doesn't need to set the servlet's URL pattern. Normally, the user needs to...

In the Wicket plug-in module that I'm developing, I want to make sure that the user doesn't need to set the servlet's URL pattern. Normally, the user needs to go to the application's Project Properties dialog box, and then set the relative path for the servlet in the Run panel. This sets the client.urlPart property in the nbproject/project.properties file. Then, when the user deploys the application, the relative URL is appended to the context path. However, since the Wicket...

In the Wicket plug-in module that I'm developing, I want to make sure that the user doesn't need to set the servlet's URL pattern. Normally, the user needs to go to the application's...