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NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta Now Available for Download!

2009-10-23T06:10:52Z

NetBeans 6.8 Beta Now Available for Download!

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta.

NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta is the first IDE to offer support for the entire Java EE 6 spec. Highlights include support for JSF 2.0/Facelets, Java Persistence 2.0, EJB 3.1 including using EJBs in web applications, RESTful web services, and GlassFish v3. The IDE's integration with Project Kenai, a collaborative environment for hosting open-source projects, now offers full support for JIRA and improved instant messenger and issue tracker integration. PHP support has been extended to include the Symfony framework and PHP 5.3. The release also supports the JavaFX SDK 1.2.1, and comes with added features to the IDE's Maven and database integration, and improvements to the editor and tools for Ruby, Groovy, and C/C++ projects. NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta is available in English, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese and Simplified Chinese, as well as in several community-translated languages.

Release Highlights

Java Enterprise Edition 6
- JavaServer Faces 2.0 for web interfaces and the ability to use EJBs in web applications
- Java Persistence JPA 2.0 and RESTful web services support
- Broader use of annotations instead of deployment descriptors
- Deployment, debugging and profiling with GlassFish v3
JavaServer Faces 2.0 (Facelets)
- Code completion, error hints, namespace completion, documentation popups, and tag auto-import for Facelets
- Editor support for Facelets libraries, composite components, expression language
JavaFX
- Support for JavaFX SDK 1.2.1
- Improved navigation, code completion, and hints
PHP
- Full PHP 5.3 support
- Symfony Framework support
Kenai.com: Connected Developer
- Full JIRA support
- Improved issue tracker integration
Maven
- Improved support for Java EE 6, Groovy, Scala projects
- Customizable dependency exclusion in dependency graph
Ruby
- Support for JRuby 1.3.1, Ruby 1.9 debugging, and RSpec 1.2.7
- Improved rename refactoring, type inference, and navigation
C/C++
- Profiling: New tools for I/O Monitoring, Thread Analysis and Race Detection
- Faster synchronization during remote development

Learn more about NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta.

The final release of NetBeans IDE 6.8 is planned for December 2009.

Download Beta today and give us your feedback about your experience using the release. You can also join discussions about the NetBeans IDE on our mailing lists and forums. If you blog about using NetBeans add your blog to Planet NetBeans. Follow NetBeans on Twitter for updates about NetBeans news and development.

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NetBeans IDE 6.7 Now Available for Download!

2009-06-29T05:47:59Z

NetBeans™ IDE 6.7

- Create Kenai-hosted projects from within the IDE
- Manage your Kenai projects and collaborate with like-minded developers
- File issue tracking reports with Jira and Bugzilla

- Library dependency graph viewer
- Improved code completion for Maven plugin parameters
- Support for Java EE, Web Services creation and consumption

- PHPUnit support
- Code coverage and Selenium support
- SQL code completion in the PHP editor

- Out-of-the-box support for Grails 1.1
- Code completion
- Invoke Grails command or custom script from context menu item

- Hudson services integration for Ant and Maven projects
- Generated source roots now displayed in the Projects tab
- Struts library migrated to version 1.3.8

- Glassfish v3 Prelude instance with pre-configured Derby (Java DB) integration
- Code completion support for GlassFish v3 Prelude

- Remote debugging support
- Improvements to Ruby constants support

- DLight profiling tools for C++ projects
- Integrated support of popular Qt library and tools

- Export profiling data into CSV, HTML and XML formats
- HeapWalker supports OQL queries

- Bundled with the Java Platform Micro Edition Software Development Kit 3.0
- Support for the Java Card Platform 3.0
- Full support for SVG Rich Components in the Visual Mobile Designer

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Release Candidate 1 Available for Download!

2009-06-01T12:45:04Z

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Release Candidate 1 Available for Download!

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Release Candidate 1.

The focus of NetBeans 6.7 RC1 is connectivity—helping developers to connect to each other and to the latest technologies.

New features for 6.7 include integration with Project Kenai, a collaborative environment for developers to host their open-source projects; native Maven support; and GlassFish and Hudson integrations. This release also offers enhancements for Java, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Groovy and C/C++, and more. Providing superior support for multiple languages and innovative team support through Project Kenai, the NetBeans IDE 6.7 is the ideal tool for developers to connect to their teams and to the latest technologies!

Read the complete list of NetBeans IDE 6.7 RC1 Features & Enhancements.

The final release of NetBeans IDE 6.7 is planned for late June.
Download RC1 today and give us your feedback about your experience using the release. Join discussions about the NetBeans IDE on our mailing lists and forums. If you blog about using NetBeans add your blog to Planet NetBeans. Follow NetBeans on Twitter for updates about NetBeans news and development.

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Connects Developers!

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NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta Now Available!

2009-04-29T08:02:08Z

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta is available

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta.

NetBeans 6.7 Beta introduces an exciting feature—integration with Project Kenai, a collaborative environment where developers can host their open-source projects. With NetBeans and Kenai, a team of developers can create projects, edit, debug, build, and commit code, and have discussions all through one easy-to-use interface. Building on the success of NetBeans 6.5, this release also includes native Maven support, GlassFish and Hudson integrations, improved support for Java, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, Groovy and C/C++, and more. NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta is the ideal tool to keep developers connected to each other and to the latest technologies!

Release Highlights include:

Connected Developer (Kenai)
- Create Kenai-hosted projects from within the NetBeans IDE
- Locate and open sources for Kenai-hosted projects in the IDE
- Full integration with Bugzilla
Maven
- Support for Web Services creation and consumption and J2EE
- POM Editor and Navigator enhancements
PHP
- Code coverage and Selenium support
- PHPUnit output improvements
C/C++
- Support of popular Qt library and tools
Groovy and Grails
- Out-of-the-box support for Grails 1.1
Profiler
- Enhanced Self Diagnosis ("Profile Me Now!")
Java ME / Mobility
- Full support for SVG Rich Components in the Visual Mobile Designer

Read the complete list of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta Features & Enhancements.

The final release of NetBeans IDE 6.7 is planned for June 2009. Download Beta today and give us your feedback about your experience using the release. You can also join discussions about the NetBeans IDE on our mailing lists and forums. If you blog about using NetBeans add your blog to Planet NetBeans.

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NetBeans IDE 6.5 for JavaFX Now Available!

2008-12-04T08:32:00Z

NetBeans.org is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.5 for JavaFX!

JavaFX 1.0 is the expressive platform for building rich internet applications
(RIAs) with immersive media and content for web browsers and desktops. With
JavaFX 1.0, developers and web designers can quickly and easily build
expressive RIAs that leverage the power and functionality of Java technology.
Mobile developers can also preview their applications for the JavaFX mobile
platform with the new JavaFX mobile emulator.

NetBeans IDE is the official IDE for JavaFX development! Developers can
create, test, debug and deploy JavaFX applications for desktop, browser and
mobile platforms using the NetBeans IDE. They can take advantage of the IDE's
superior editing and profiling capabilities to quickly write code and to
optimize their application's performance. For a quick start in JavaFX
development, ready-to-run sample projects are also available. NetBeans IDE
for JavaFX is a fast and simple way to see and experience JavaFX technology
in action. Download it today!

How do I get NetBeans IDE for JavaFX?

* If NetBeans IDE 6.5 is already installed add JavaFX 1.0 through the IDE's
Update Center. In the IDE, navigate to Tools -> Plugins and select the
checkboxes under the JavaFX category.

* If NetBeans IDE 6.5 is not already installed visit the download page and
select the JavaFX download bundle :
http://www.netbeans.org/downloads/index.html?cid=927012

For more information, visit:

* NetBeans IDE for JavaFX Features
http://www.netbeans.org/features/javafx/index.html?cid=927012

* NetBeans IDE for JavaFX Documentation
http://wiki.netbeans.org/JavaFX?cid=927012

* JavaFX.com Official Website
http://www.javafx.com/

As always, we welcome and encourage feedback about your experience using the
NetBeans IDE. Share your thoughts on our mailing lists and forums; if you
blog about NetBeans submit your blog for inclusion on Planet NetBeans :
http://www.planetnetbeans.org/

Follow us on Twitter to get the latest news and information, ask questions
and engage with the NetBeans team : http://twitter.com/netbeans

NetBeans IDE: Development Simplified!

NetBeans IDE 6.5 Now Available!

2008-11-19T08:11:01Z

NetBeans IDE 6.5 is HERE

NetBeans™ IDE 6.5 offers simplified and rapid development of web, enterprise, desktop, and mobile applications with PHP, JavaScript, Java, C/C++, Ruby, and Groovy.

New features include a robust IDE for PHP, JavaScript debugging for Firefox and IE, and support for Groovy and Grails. NetBeans IDE 6.5 also delivers a number of enhancements for Java, Ruby on Rails, and C/C++ development. Java highlights include: built-in support for Hibernate, Eclipse project import, and compile on save.

Combining excellent out of the box experience, compelling features, and a great plugin ecosystem, NetBeans IDE 6.5 is a must-download for all developers.

More information about NetBeans IDE 6.5:

NetBeans IDE 6.5 is currently available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Brazilian Portuguese. There are several community contributed localization efforts underway to support additional languages.

NetBeans is on Twitter! Follow us to get the latest news and information, ask questions and engage with the product team.

PHP

Code Completion
Quick Fixes and Semantic Checks
Code Generator
FTP Support
Debugging with Xdebug
Support for popular Web Services

Ajax/JavaScript

Debugging support for Firefox and IE
HTTP client monitoring
Bundled popular JavaScript libraries

Java

Groovy/Grails support
Compile on Save
Eclipse project import and synchronization
Built-in Hibernate support
JSF CRUD Generator now Ajax-enabled

Database

New Connection Dialog
SQL Editor Improvements

C/C++

Improved code completion and error highlighting
Remote Development
Support for packaging

Ruby

New Ruby/GlassFish v3 "Prelude" Bundle
Support for Ruby Tests
Updated Rails to 2.1.0
Improved support for Rake build tool

GlassFish v3 "Prelude" Bundles

Modular, OSGi based architecture
Small footprint, fast startup and deployment
Support for scripting, including jRuby

NetBeans 10th Birthday Celebration

2008-10-20T08:10:16Z

NetBeans 10th Birthday Celebration

Welcome to the NetBeans 10th Birthday Celebration! Join us as we celebrate our vibrant community and recognize people and projects that have shaped our success!

Continue to the NetBeans Birthday Page

NetBeans IDE 6.5 Beta Now Available! Development Simplified.

2008-08-14T08:58:17Z

NetBeans IDE 6.5 beta

NetBeans™ IDE 6.5 Beta introduces several new features, including a robust IDE for PHP, JavaScript™ debugging for Firefox and IE, and support for Groovy and Grails. This release also includes a number of enhancements for Java™, Ruby and Rails, and C/C++ development. Java feature highlights include: built-in support for Hibernate, Eclipse project import, and compile on save.

NetBeans IDE 6.5 Beta also includes all the great features introduced in NetBeans 6.1 like the powerful and intuitive JavaScript Editor, support for Spring Framework, ClearCase (via Update Center), and RESTful Web Services.

Combining excellent out of the box experience, compelling features, and a great plugin ecosystem, NetBeans IDE 6.5 Beta is a must-download for all developers.

More information about NetBeans IDE 6.5 Beta:

PHP

Code Completion
Quick Fixes and Semantic Checks
Code Generator
FTP Support
Debugging with Xdebug
Support for popular Web Services

Ajax/JavaScript

Debugging support for Firefox and IE
HTTP client monitoring
Bundled popular JavaScript libraries

Java

Groovy/Grails support
Compile on Save
Eclipse project import and synchronization
Built-in Hibernate support
JSF CRUD Generator now Ajax-enabled

Database

New Connection Dialog
SQL Editor Improvements

C/C++

Improved code completion and error highlighting
Remote Development
Support for packaging

Ruby

New Ruby/GlassFish v3 "Prelude" Bundle
Support for Ruby Tests
Updated Rails to 2.1.0
Improved support for Rake build tool

GlassFish v3 "Prelude" Bundles

Modular, OSGi based architecture
Small footprint, fast startup and deployment
Support for scripting, including jRuby

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NetBeans IDE 6.1 Now Available

2008-04-29T05:17:21Z

Announcing NetBeans IDE 6.1

Click to Download

Specific release highlights include:

NetBeans™ IDE 6.1 supports a wide range of open source scripting technologies and offers improved performance. This release extends language support beyond Java™ technology by providing a rich set of features for C/C++, JavaScript™ and the Ruby language, including Ruby on Rails.

NetBeans IDE 6.1 also contains all of the improvements made in 6.0 including: the new smarter editor, next generation of the ground-breaking GUI builder (formerly known as Project Matisse), visual mobile designer, integrated profiler, and Java™ EE 5 support.

One of the downloads available is an Early Access preview of support for PHP. Advance versions of new modules, such as a JavaScript debugger, support of ClearCase, AXIS, and Hibernate are available as separate plugins.

* Advanced JavaScript™ Editing Support
- Semantic Highlighting
- Code Completion and Type Analysis
- Quick Fixes and Semantic Checks
- Refactoring
* Improved Performance
- Up to 40% faster startup
- Smarter parsing for faster code completion
- Less memory consumption
* Built-in Spring Framework Support
* Integrated Support for RESTful Web
   Services
* New MySQL™ Support in Database
   Explorer
* Significant Ruby / JRuby Support
   Enhancements
* Java Beans Support (back by popular
   demand)
* JSF CRUD Generator (back by popular
   demand)
* Javadoc Code Completion
* Sharing Projects (AKA Sharable Libraries)
* New Update Center Modules for
   ClearCase, AXIS, Hibernate, and SOAP UI

For more information about NetBeans IDE 6.1:

We encourage your feedback about the NetBeans IDE on our mailing lists and in your blogs.

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NetBeans Software Day at CommunityOne 2008

2008-04-14T07:33:22Z

NetBeans Software Day at CommunityOne 2008


	This is our fifth annual NetBeans Software Day, and it keeps getting bigger and better. Join us on Monday, May 5th, at the Moscone Center to discover why the NetBeans IDE continues to generate great buzz! Learn from our experts about what's new and noteworthy in NetBeans IDE 6.1 such as the improved Editor and Profiler, Spring Framework and JavaScript support, performance boosts and more. Hear developers and partner companies discuss their success stories using our tools. Last year, we introduced Bob Beasley and his D.O.R.K (Dog Oral Reward Kit) application, built with the NetBeans Visual Web Pack. What fun surprise can you expect this year? You'll have to attend to find out. Whether you are new to developing with the NetBeans IDE or a seasoned user, NetBeans Software Day will inspire you with insights and tips to take your project to the next level. Don't miss it! NetBeans Day at CommunityOne is a companion event to the JavaOne 2008 Conference. Highlights include: Lunch and learn at the live Java Posse podcast with Dick Wall, Tor Norbye, Carl Quinn & Joe Nuxoll. Experience NetBeans IDE 6.1's latest features and support with hands-on demos. Get to know the NetBeans Evangelism Team and ask them tough questions. Watch demos of cool applications built with the NetBeans IDE and NetBeans Platform. Attend a FREE post-event reception with snacks and drinks. Exploring all that the NetBeans IDE has to offer does not end at CommunityOne. If you're also attending JavaOne make sure to check out the conference schedule for NetBeans IDE related sessions and BOFs. And don't forget... NetBeans Software Day is FREE and you do not need to be registered for JavaOne to attend. But sign up early because seats are going fast!	Moscone Center San Francisco California http://www.moscone.com Monday, May 5, 2008 9:30 am - 6:00 pm NetBeans Baseball caps, 1GB USBs, 100 NetBeans IDE Tips & Tricks Books Snack and Drinks

Re: Dreams of Reality - NetBeans Innovator's Grant Contest

2008-04-03T22:15:37Z

NetBeans Innovators Grants

Bruno Souza explains how to
make your dream a reality
Update

Due to the high number of submissions, the judges need a little more time to review projects. Winners will be announced the week of 7-11 April. Thank you for your patience!

There is an update. That's great.

Re: Dreams of Reality - NetBeans Innovator's Grant Contest

2008-04-03T02:25:27Z

It is written that on the 1 of April chosen project will be announced, but now is the 3 of April and there are no announcements.
I've wrote the letter to netbeansgrant@netbeans.org.
I asked to explain the situation.

Please, if it's possible, give any comments:
1. Is it possible to know was my project chosen or not?
2. When we can see list of selected projects? It was written that judges are going to announce them on the 1 of April. It is very interesting to watch development process of the most interesting projects.
3. Is it possible to know why my project hasn't been chosen? Me and my team are students, so it is very important for us to see where we made mistakes and correct them in the future.
We are not going to complain or argue, we just want to get experience based on unsuccessful project proposal.

Seems like project proposals were sent to judges and there is no response.
I would like to have minimal feedback.

Thank you for you attention.
And thank you for giving such great opportunity to participate in interesting competitions.

Sheypak Sergey, "AnimateNB"

If it's possible, please, explain

Bruno F. Souza-2 wrote:

- Submissions open -> February 1, 2008
- Submissions deadline -> March 3, 2008
- Judges announce the winning projects -> April 1, 2008
- Grant money paid to finished projects -> August 4, 2008
- Judges announce extra grant money -> September 1, 2008

Bruno.
______________________________________________________________________
Bruno Peres Ferreira de Souza Brazil's JavaMan
http://www.javaman.com.br bruno.souza at sun.com
if I fail, if I succeed, at least I live as I believe

Download NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta, Blog About it & Win $500!

2008-03-20T08:18:04Z

NetBeans.org is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta!

Highlights of NetBeans 6.1 include:

* JavaScript support such as semantic highlighting, code completion, type analysis, quick fixes, semantic checks and refactoring;

* Performance enhancements including faster startup and code completion;

* Spring framework support with features such as configuration file support, code completion and hyperlinks to speed navigation;

* New MySQL support in the Database Explorer to make it easier to create, launch and view MySQL databases;

* Significant enhancements to the Ruby/JRuby support, including a new Ruby platform manager, support for the latest version of Rails and new hints and quick fixes in the editor;

* Beta support for the ClearCase version control system - made available as a plugin from the Update Center.

NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta Download
NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta Release Page

But the good news does not end there—your experience using NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta could earn you money! Enter our NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta Blogging Contest for 10 chances to win a $500 American Express Gift Certificate and 100 chances to score a cool NetBeans T-shirt!

The steps are simple:

1. Download the NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta (or later release) and try it out.
2. Blog about your experience.
3. Submit the URL to your blog.
4. Do it before April 18, 2008!

We are accepting blog entries in eight languages! Visit the Blogging Contest Page for more details, instructions on submitting your blog URL, contest rules, and even a list of topics to get you started!

Download NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta today, blog about it and win big!

Dreams of Reality - NetBeans Innovator's Grant Contest

2008-02-20T11:24:23Z

NetBeans Community member:

Do you have a dream project idea? Do you know something that is needed
in NetBeans-land? You could be awarded a grant of $11,500 to work on
your open source project!

Sun Microsystems is sponsoring the "Dreams of Reality – NetBeans
Innovator's Grant" contest, and will pay grant money to teams or
individuals with great ideas on how to improve or expand the NetBeans
Project. For full details see the grant page on the NetBeans site :

http://www.netbeans.org/grant/

There are 10 grants for large projects (US $11,500) and 10 grants for
small projects (US $2,000). There is also extra grant money for the
best implementations, extending the grant to more then US $20,000. All
you have to do now is submit your idea and your implementation plan.

Your project can be a module, an application on top of the NetBeans
platform, or even non-code related ideas (like books or translations).
It is your project! The NetBeans Dream Team and the NetBeans Engineers
and Evangelists even suggested a set of cool ideas, take a look and see
if there is something you are interested in :

http://wiki.netbeans.org/GrantProjectIdeas

The competition dates are as follow:

- Submissions open -> February 1, 2008
- Submissions deadline -> March 3, 2008
- Judges announce the winning projects -> April 1, 2008
- Grant money paid to finished projects -> August 4, 2008
- Judges announce extra grant money -> September 1, 2008

The NetBeans Innovators Grant is part of a larger effort of Sun
Microsystems to offer US $1 million to open source developers. If you
prefer, you can propose ideas of other Java-related projects to OpenJDK
and Glassfish or even propose projects in the OpenOffice, OpenSolaris
and OpenSPARC communities. More info about the awards :

http://www.sun.com/software/opensource/awards/index.jsp

We look forward to your submissions!

Bruno Souza and the NetBeans Dream Team

Bruno.
______________________________________________________________________
Bruno Peres Ferreira de Souza Brazil's JavaMan
http://www.javaman.com.br bruno.souza at sun.com
if I fail, if I succeed, at least I live as I believe

NetBeans IDE 6.0 Available

2007-12-04T13:52:16Z

netbeans 6

NetBeans.org is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.0.

The focus of NetBeans IDE 6.0 is superior developer productivity with a smarter, faster editor, and the integration of all
NetBeans products into one IDE. NetBeans IDE 6.0 features Ruby/JRuby/Ruby on Rails support, enhancements for
improved Swing development, a new Visual Game Designer, updated Data Binding support, integrated Profiling, and more.
The new installer lets you customize your download preferences--use it to choose the features and runtimes you need.
Highlights of NetBeans IDE 6.0 are:

Java
* Swing GUI Builder
* Intelligent Editor
* Profiler
* Debugger
* Updated Platform APIs

C/C++
* C/C++ Projects and Templates
* Source Code Editor
* Multiple Configurations
* Class Hierarchy Browser
* File Navigation

Ruby
* Ruby on Rails Support
* JRuby Runtime
* Code Completion
* Debugger
* Refactoring

Mobility
* Game Builder
* Device Fragmentation
* SVG Graphics
* Web Services
* Handheld Device / Set Top Box

Web & Java EE
* Visual JSF Design
* Enhanced JavaScript
* AJAX Enabled Components
* CSS Editor
* Web Services & SOA

SOA
* XML Schema Editor, XSLT Designer
* WSDL Designer
* BPEL Designer
* Service Assembly Editor
* Deploy to JBI compliant runtime

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NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta 1 Available

2007-09-18T07:36:23Z

netbeans 6

NetBeans.org is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta.

Download it now and see why it's the only IDE you need. The focus of NetBeans IDE 6.0 is improved developer productivity through
a smarter, faster editor, and the integration of all NetBeans products into one IDE. Highlights of the NetBeans IDE 6.0 release are:

Java
* Swing GUI Builder
* Intelligent Editor
* Profiler
* Debugger
* Updated Platform APIs

C/C++
* Easy Navigation
* Multiple Configurations
* Code Completion
* Debugger
* Cross Platform

Ruby
* Ruby on Rails Support
* JRuby Runtime
* Code Completion
* Debugger
* Refactoring

Mobility
* Game Builder
* Device Fragmentation
* SVG Graphics
* Web Services
* Handheld Device / Set Top Box

Web & Java EE
* Visual JSF Design
* Enhanced JavaScript
* AJAX Enabled Components
* CSS Editor
* Web Services & SOA

SOA
* XML Schema Editor, XSLT Designer
* WSDL Designer
* BPEL Designer
* Service Assembly Editor
* Deploy to JBI compliant runtime

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NetBeans IDE 6.0 Preview (Milestone 9) Available / NetBeans Day & JavaOne in Review

2007-05-17T07:37:08Z

NetBeans.org is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans 6.0 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Preview release.

Here are some of the highlights:

Ruby/JRuby/Ruby on Rails Support
A Smarter and Faster Editor
Improved Swing Development (Swing Data Binding)
Integrated Profiling
Integrated Visual Design for Web Applications
New, Integrated UI for CLDC/MIDP and CDC Development

The final NetBeans IDE 6.0 release is planned for November 2007 however you can now experience what it has to offer in the current stage ofdevelopment. As always, we welcome and encourage your feedback and sharing of yourexperience using the NetBeans IDE on our mailing lists and in your blogs!News from NetBeans Day San Francisco and JavaOne 2007NetBeans Software Day 2007 in San Francisco in ReviewWhat happens when 1000 NetBeans enthusiasts gather together in onemassive center? Take a look back at a successful NetBeans Day! NetBeans Community Embraces Scripting with NetBeans IDE 6.0 Preview Sun Microsystems, Inc. together with the NetBeans community, announced the availability of the NetBeans 6.0 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Preview releasewhich extends support beyond Java and C/C++ by providing a rich set of features for the Ruby and JavaScript dynamic scripting languages, and continues to enable developer productivity with ease-of-use and support for the latest Java standards.JavaFX and NetBeansJavaFX is a new family of Sun products based on Java technology andtargeted at the high impact, rich content market and is initiallycomprised of JavaFX Script and JavaFX Mobile. Plug-ins are alreadyavailable through the Update Centers for both NetBeans 5.5 and NetBeans6.0 Preview (Milestone 9). Rich Client Programming: Plugging into the NetBeans Platform This book provides a conceptual overview of the NetBeans Platform and a practical guide to creating IDE modules and rich-client applications based on the platform. Have a look at a sample chapter and the table of contents. You can order it from Safari or Amazon.NetBeans Magazine Issue 3, May 2007 To commemorate the largest NetBeans Day ever, the NetBeans community has put together a special issue of NetBeans Magazine with a whopping 84 pages of in-depth technical articles. Issue Three showcases the flexibility and versatility of the IDE and Platform, and the upcoming features in NetBeans 6.0. You can view the magazine as a whole or as individual articles. And now you're also able to access simplified HTML versions of each article, or get the full visual experience from the PDF's.NetBeans.TV A developer orders a NetBeans CD. The post office fails in getting it to the developer. We send two guys on the road to hand-deliver it! Experience the misadventures that takes our wacky guys to three countries meeting NB developers along the way. Watch the trailer that was played at NetBeans Software Day or follow their trip entry by entry from the road. What's next? Your video! - Take part in a video, photo and text competition to win prizes and have Micah & Martin come to your town with their camera bearing gifts. Get your 15 minutes of fame! ************************************************************************** You have received this email because you are subscribed to the nbannounce mailing list from NetBeans.org. If you do not wish to receive this newsletter, you can nbannounce-unsubscribe@...or from the mailing lists page.**************************************************************************

NetBeans Day 2007 San Francisco

2007-04-13T04:42:43Z

NetBeansDay

This is the fourth annual NetBeans™ Software Day and every year it gets bigger and better. On Monday, May 7 - the day before the JavaOne conference - the team is hosting a NO COST companion event at The Moscone Center. Learn from the experts about what´s new and what´s coming: JRuby Scripting, Data Binding with the NetBeans GUI Builder (formerly known as Project Matisse), the new installer, editor improvements, and more. Find out what a Schliemann is!


	Come see how the NetBeans IDE continues to lead the industry and improve developer productivity through innovation. James Gosling, the father of Java technology, discusses the future of Java technology and developer tools. The NetBeans Evangelism Team will be there, along with the Java technology Posse. Come hear keynotes by Jonathan Schwartz, President and CEO of Sun Microsystems, and Rich Green, Sun´s Executive Vice President for Software. Be one of the first 400 attendees of NetBeans Software Day and receive a copy of Rich Client Programming: Plugging into the NetBeans Platform. You can learn how easy it is to develop NetBeans plug-ins and extend the NetBeans Platform. The event has always been a great opportunity for community members to meet each other face-to-face. A reception is being held immediately after the event, so come and join us! This year, NetBeans Software Day is included as part of CommunityOne, a one-day conference devoted to community-based environments, technologies, and platforms including Web 2.0, OpenJDK, Mobile and Embedded, the Glassfish project, and the OpenSolaris operating system. At NetBeans Software Day at CommunityOne, you can meet other developers working on a variety of technologies who share your passion for open source projects. Experience the 2007 JavaOne Conference on Tuesday, May 8 CommunityOne attendees who are, or become, Sun Developer Network members are also invited to experience the 2007 JavaOne Conference on Tuesday, May 8. Enjoy the complimentary one-day access to the general sessions, the JavaOne Pavilion and Welcome Reception, and two (2) technical and/or BOF sessions. RSVP early to reserve your place. Please Use Priority Code C71AWM. And don't forget... NetBeans Software Day is FREE - you do not have to be registered for JavaOne to attend.

Moscone Center
San Francisco
California
http://www.moscone.com

Monday, May 7, 2007
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Cool Giveways:
Be one of the first 400 attendees of NetBeans Software Day and receive a copy of Rich Client Programming: Plugging into the NetBeans Platform, a 1GB USB flash drive preloaded with the latest NetBeans 6.0 Milestone and last but not least a special edition NB 6.0 T-shirt to match.

Register early and stay late for the reception.

This newsletter is accessible also at www.netbeans.org

NetBeans 5.5 Now Available

2006-10-31T12:20:18Z

NetBeans 5.5 Now Available

		NetBeans.org is pleased to announce the release of NetBeans IDE 5.5 FCS together with Mobility Pack FCS, Profiler Pack FCS, Enterprise Pack FCS, C/C++ Pack (Beta3) and Visual Web Pack (Technology Preview). This NetBeans release supports the Java Enterprise Edition 5 platform, and most notably the Java Persistence, EJB 3 and JAX-WS 2.0 specifications. It is easy to install and use, works right out of the box -- and it is open-source and available at no cost!

		The NetBeans.org website has been redesigned so it is friendlier. We made it easier for you to download code and find all the info you need. We focused on the home page, the products page, and the overall download experience. Phase 2 of the redesign will focus on the community pages. Let us know if we have hit the mark or not. We welcome all feedback and suggestions!

October 26th was NetBeans' eighth birthday, and a lot has happened in these eight years: NetBeans was downloaded over 11 million times, 500,000+ people subscribed to the mailing lists, and over 120 partners are using NetBeans IDE and the Platform. We are happy that you continue to be part of the NetBeans community and wish you all the best in your future development endeavors and for helping make NetBeans the successful open source project that it has grown up to be.

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The NetBeans Edge, Issue 28, June 2006

2006-06-15T09:19:51Z

NetBeans Edge - Issue 28 - May 2006

Check this out

Module Catalogue Catalogue of free and commercial add-on modules available for your NetBeans IDE.

NetBeans 5.0 Download now available

NetBeans 5.5 Beta now available

NetBeans WorldTour CD Get NetBeans 5.0 on CD for no cost

Most Active Posters

Alex Lam S.L.	229
Edson Carlos Erickss	71
Thomas Kellerer	65
Wade Chandler	60
Tom Ball	52

Issue 28


	NetBeans Edge, Issue 28 Since NetBeans IDE 5.0, extending NetBeans IDE has become a simplified, intuitive, and enjoyable experience. NetBeans IDE has always been extendable in theory, but it has never been easy to do so in practice. NetBeans IDE 5.0 leverages the modularity of the platform and uses wizards and templates to create a logical and smooth starting point for your module development work. Roman Strobl's Discovering the Power of NetBeans Platform flash presentation on JavaLobby shows that the NetBeans Platform is indeed a very powerful framework on which you can easily build your applications and modules. This provides a good starting point for novices and experts alike. This issue of NetBeans Edge focuses on some of the modules that you can use with NetBeans IDE 5.0. They can all be installed from inside NetBeans IDE itself (as explained below) and offer a range of new features, such as enabling you to plan your work inside the IDE or fix problems in your code more quickly and easily.

		Robert Demmer


	User Tasks Module Tim Lebedkov's User Tasks module is an extension to the NetBeans built-in Tasklist. Tim's module lets you record your own planning tasks. You can add tasks using the "Add Task" action in the editor margin context menu. Tasks have priority, description, date created, last modification date, etc properties. You can choose which properties are visible in the tasklist, and sort by any column. The task list is stored in a standard format (iCal) which can be read by other calendar applications, such as Evolution, Korganizer, and others. You can also export the tasklist to HTML or XML. Tasks can have an associated file position (filename and line number) or a URL. Then, when you select the "Go to Task" action on the task, the given position is shown in the source editor or a browser window. A task associated with a file will also be shown on the error stripe in the editor. The User Tasks module can be found on the NetBeans 5.0 Update Center (installation instructions).

	[User Tasks Module Home Page]


	Sandip Chitale's Modules for Java Editing Sandip Chitale contributed a nice collection of modules that help you write Java code more quickly, powerfully, and efficiently. There are Flash demos available for three of his modules: one for Mark Occurrences and another that shows the Java File Structure and Java Type Hierarchy modules. Sandip's contributions include: Line Tools Move/copy a whole line of text up/down in the editor with a single keystroke. more info... Code Template Tools Code template management per mime type, ${selection}, ${clipboard-content} custom parameters, 36 clipboards implemented as named registers (A-Z and 0-9). more info... Camel Case Selection and Movement Move Caret/Selection sensitive to Java Camel Case syntax identifiers. Quickly create Java parameter/variable (array) declarations of various kinds with Class name derived name of variable/parameter. more info... RegExp Highlighter Highlight regular expressions in editor window. Distinct highlight color for groups in the regular expression. more info... Java File Structure Show pop up structure of a Java File/Type. Shows structure of class/interface of current file as well as type under Caret. Supports filters. Shows JavaDoc. more info... Java Type Hierarchy Show pop up hierarchy of a Java File/Type. Supports hierarchy of class/interface of current Java file as well as type under Caret. Supports filters. Shows JavaDoc. more info... Mark Occurrences Highlight occurrences of declaration of fields, parameters, methods, classes, method returns (normal and exceptional as well as exceptions in throws clause). more info... These modules can be found on the NetBeans 5.0 Update Center Beta (installation instructions).

	[Interview with Sandip Chitale]


	The Jackpot Project Tom Ball's Jackpot module adds the capability to re-engineer Java source code to the NetBeans IDE. "Re-engineering" means in this case to safely make sweeping changes to potentially large bodies of source code, such as converting code to no longer use deprecated methods, or simplifying overly complex conditional code. These changes are made either with custom Java transformation classes, or via "rules files" which use a custom Java pattern matching language. The Jackpot module also provides IDE support for creating, editing and running new rules files. What makes Jackpot different from other refactoring tools? 1. Most refactoring tools are fairly difficult to extend, so a lot of effort has gone into making this easy to do in Jackpot. Jackpot provides a pattern-matching (rule) language for Java statements and expressions. These extensions can be easily shared across developer teams and communities. 2. The data model that Jackpot searches and transforms has more detailed and correct information about the source code than most other refactoring tools. This is because it utilizes every scrap of information the javac compiler gleans during its parsing and attribution phases. Most refactoring tools use parse trees and many resolve symbol references; but it is extremely difficult to determine Java semantic information such as type attribution correctly, especially with the new language additions such as generic types. The Jackpot module can be found on the NetBeans 5.0 Update Center Beta (installation instructions). For more information about the Jackpot Project and Tom Ball you can read our recent interview.

	[Project Jackpot Homepage]


	Module Development Update 1 NetBeans IDE 5.0 introduced comprehensive support for developing modules and applications based on the NetBeans Platform. It provides project templates and various wizards and tools to make the lives of NetBeans module developers much easier. The goals of the Module Development Update are to address some of the most frequently requested features missing in the 5.0 release, make the Module Suite project type and Module project type more consistent with the standard project types, provide better protection for user configuration errors, and general bug fixes. The module comes with its own helpset, which includes a "What's New in 5.0 Update 1?" help topic. You should especially give this module a look if you're interested in extending the Options window, adding JavaHelp help sets, adding support for an update center, or working with module installers. Also, the module is able to generate an autoupdate descriptor for you, which is a requirement when you want to provide your own update center. The Module Development Update 1 can be found on the NetBeans 5.0 Update Center (installation instructions). For more information on developing NetBeans modules you can continue here.


	Update of Matisse GUI Builder The NetBeans 6.0 release is still far away, but a considerable number of new features have already been implemented. The Matisse team returned from JavaOne recently where they presented some of these features. The feedback was quite positive so it was decided to make them available for NetBeans 5.0 users who do not use daily development builds of 6.0. Among the new features you will find improved internationalization support, possibility to preview the GUI design in different look and feels, support for GroupLayout in Java 6 (Mustang), help bar showing context hints, and more. Numerous bug fixes are included as well. The Matisse Update Pack can be found on the NetBeans 5.0 Update Center Beta (installation instructions).

	[More Information]


	How to Install a Module from the Update Center? The IDE's Update Center wizard allows you to update your IDE's installed modules dynamically. When you connect to the Update Center, the IDE checks to see if there are new modules or new versions of already installed modules available. If new or updated modules are available, you can select, download, and install the modules you need. You can also choose from several Update Centers that offer different types of modules, like experimental new modules or old modules that are no longer in regular distribution. 1. Choose Tools > Update Center from the main menu to open the Update Center wizard. 2. Select the update centers that you wish to check for modules and click Next to connect to them. * Note* If you are looking for modules on the "NetBeans Update Center Beta" be sure that you have checked the box. 3. In the Select Modules to Install panel, select the modules that you require. Version information and a module description are displayed for the selected modules in the pane below. 4. Click the > button to add the desired modules to the Include in Install panel. Then click Next. 5. Complete the remaining pages of the wizard to install the module.


	Start Developing Modules Resources for learning about how to create modules that extend NetBeans IDE have also been enhanced for NetBeans IDE 5.0. The Platform Tutorials site provides a long list of tutorials that take you on detailed tours of various NetBeans APIs, and shows you how to use them. Once you have created modules, you can share them with others. You can distribute them by, for example, making them available on nbextras.org and/or the NetBeans module catalog. Happy Coding and be sure to share your experiences with the NetBeans community!

You are Invited to NetBeans Software Day in San Francisco

2006-05-03T05:56:19Z

NetBeans Newsletter 2006-05-02

You are Invited to NetBeans Software Day in San Francisco

The event is FREE and you do not have to be registered for JavaOne to attend. Space is limited so reserve your spot today.

What Can You Expect?

Learn from the experts what's happening with the NetBeans IDE and Platform at the third annual NetBeans Software Day! James Gosling - the father of Java technology -- as well as other Java technology luminaries will be present to discuss the future of Java developer tools and the rich client platform. NetBeans Day will feature a keynote by Joshua Bloch and Neal Gafter who are also known as "Click and Hack - The Type-It Brothers." The event is also a great opportunity for community members to meet each other face-to- face, see demos of the next generation of NetBeans software and learn how easy it is to develop NetBeans plug-ins and extend the NetBeans platform.

Cool Freebies

The first 400 attendees will also receive just published NetBeans Field Guide 2nd Edition, a free 256MB USB drive and more.

Agenda

The Openening Keynote will be given by Sun Microsystems' new CEO, Johnathan Schwartz and Senior Director of Java Tools, Tim Cramer as they reveal the past, present and future of NetBeans.

Choose from two tracks that match your interest.

Track A) Developing Applications for the Enterprise & Beyond
These sessions will describe the IDE's capabilities for developing enterprise and mobile applications. Java ME and EE development tools will be demonstrated, along with tools for creating Service Oriented Architecture applications.

Track B) Developing Client Applications
These sessions will focus on current and upcoming tools for building user interfaces and client applications. Java SE and EE development tools will be demonstrated, along with an in-depth description of how to build on the NetBeans Platform. Witness the first public presentation of some cool new technology in NetBeans.

The Closing keynote will be given by James Gosling along with awards and special prizes for NetBeans Community members.

After the sessions, meet with fellow NetBeans enthusiasts and learn what makes NetBeans THE innovative Java development tool and share your experiences over a drink.

And don't forget...

NetBeans Software Day is FREE - so you do not have to be registered for JavaOne to attend.

Where:

The Argent Hotel
50 Third Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
http://www.argenthotel.com/

When:

Monday, May 15, 2005 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

For more info and to register:

http://netbeans.info/campaigns/campaign.php?id=42

[nbannounce] The NetBeans Edge, Issue 27, February 2006

2006-02-02T07:46:09Z

NetBeans Edge - Issue 27 - January 2006

Check this out

Module Catalogue Catalogue of free and commercial add-on modules available for your NetBeans IDE.

NetBeans 5.0 Download now available

NetBeans WorldTour CD Get NetBeans 5.0 on CD for no cost

Hot Threads

nbusers
Derby or Hsqldb pure Java DB?	23
App Distribution: - A tad more wizardry and you'll be there.	21
NetBeans Compatibility (Intel Core Duo Macs)	21
openide
newbie: how to access component palette?	20
nbdev
Introducing a NetBeans Community Process	18

Most Active Posters

Jesse Glick	177
Wade Chandler	99
Jaroslav Tulach	54
bluesun	50
Mark McKay	49

Statistics: January

IDE Downloads
Total: 2,933,416; +74,296
Platform Downloads
Total: 125,929; +9,968
Subscribers
Total: 0; +-331,842
Messages Posted
+4,473

Issue 27


	NetBeans Edge, Issue 27 The NetBeans.org Open Source Project is proud to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 5.0, NetBeans Platform 5.0, NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0 and NetBeans Profiler 5.0. Click here to download NetBeans 5.0 right away. NetBeans 5.0 has taken leaps and bounds forward over the past few releases and if you have not tried NetBeans recently now is the time to do so. This is the New NetBeans! To get acquainted with the latest release, take the time to watch a presentation on NetBeans 5.0. It was created during the beta stage but is relevant to the final release you are about to download. You may also want to familarize yourself with the reasons that developers around the world are making the switch to NetBeans. Two of the innovative and defining features of NetBeans 5.0 are the Matisse GUI Builder and the new support for writing NetBeans modules. You can find a nice tutorial for GUI Building with Matisse in NB5.0 and NetBeans IDE 5.0 Plug-in Module Quick Start Guide in addition to other resources layed out later in the newsletter. A few more pointers that I would like to highlight are ones that will help you connect with others users and share knowledge. The first and most obvious link is to the NetBeans mailing lists. If you are new or have a question and are not sure where to start, begin with the nbusers mailing list. There is also a hot site on the web called Planet NetBeans, an aggregation of NetBeans blogs where you will always find insights, tips and hints of what's to come in the project. Last but not least: participate, share, and enjoy the latest NetBeans release and the community that comes with it! Grab a graphic.

		Robert Demmer


	NetBeans AutoUpdate Survey The NetBeans Platform team is looking for your experiences with the AutoUpdate feature in NetBeans. Please take a minute to fill out the and help us to improve our AutoUpdate for future NetBeans releases.

	[Take Survey]


	NetBeans IDE 5.0 The NetBeans 5.0 release includes comprehensive support for developing IDE modules and rich client applications based on the NetBeans Platform, the new intuitive GUI builder Matisse, new and redesigned CVS support, Sun Application server, Weblogic9 and JBoss 4 support and many editor enhancements. NetBeans IDE 5.0 Download NetBeans IDE 5.0 Documentation Highlighted Features of Release 5.0 include: Matisse GUI Builder New Support for Writing NetBeans Modules Simplified Rich-Client Application Development Developer Collaboration for Remote Cooperation NetBeans Profiler, Works with Unmodified JDK Redesigned CVS Support with Focus on UI Deploy to Additional Java EE Servers (JBoss, Weblogic) Support for Struts and JSF, SQL Editor Improved Working with Web Services, XML Editor Boosts Many Java Editor Enhancements Nine New Refactorings Debugging Enhancements incl. Ant Debugger Mobility Pack Updates (Visual Designer, Editing, Web Services, Wireless Connection Bridge) Various Usability Improvements in All Areas of the IDE

	[More information]


	NetBeans Platform 5.0 The NetBeans Platform has been around for years, but NetBeans 5.0 makes module (plug-in) development much easier and smoother than ever before. New project types have been added to NetBeans IDE 5.0 which allows developers to easily extend the NetBeans IDE with modules (plug-ins) or build rich client applications on top of the NetBeans Platform. NetBeans Platform 5.0 Download Note: If you want to build applications on top of the NetBeans Platform, you do not necessarily need to download the NetBeans Platform itself. You can download NetBeans IDE 5.0, develop the application there, and exclude the modules that you do not need.

	[More Information]


	NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0 NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0 adds several new keys features to an already powerful and easy-to-use mobile Java development tool, including: Improved end-to-end support for building web services-based mobile applications for any MIDP device, new custom components in the Visual Mobile Designer, improved pre-processor support for application optimization and porting, editable generated code and improved emulator support.

	[More Information & Download]


	NetBeans Profiler 5.0 Profiler 5.0 is the official release of the NetBeans high-performance Java application profiler, an add-on to the NetBeans IDE 5.0. Profiler 5.0 introduces a rich set of easy-to-use profiling and JVM monitoring features built upon innovative dynamic bytecode instrumentation technology that allow for profiling with a dramatically lower overhead, thus giving the ability to obtain results in situations where the use of other profilers becomes impractical or impossible.

	[More Information & Download]


	No Bandwidth? No Problem. After the wildly popular 2005 San Francisco NetBeans Software Day, the NetBeans team is hitting the road for a WorldTour. As part of the program NetBeans is giving away at no cost (including shipping and handling) a CD containing: NetBeans IDE 5.0, NetBeans Mobility Pack 5.0 and NetBeans Profiler 5.0 and Sun Java System Application Server 8.2 Platform Edition.

	[Order NetBeans on CD Today]


	Extending NetBeans One of the key features of NetBeans 5.0 is that it has simplified the process of developing modules (plug-ins) using the NetBeans IDE or creating an entirely new application built on the NetBeans Platform. There are currently downloads available from the NetBeans.org AutoUpdate center such as the Developer Collaboration Module. This particular module allows you to chat, share code, and conduct a code review remotely. You can access the AutoUpdate Center directly through the NetBeans IDE. If you are looking for more modules to extend the IDE then check out NetBeans module catalogue and a new site called nbextras. Both sites allow you to list your module if you are looking for feedback or if you would just like to share your work with others in the true spirit of open source development.


	Get Buttons & Banners! You can help NetBeans be successful - which means more people will contribute more ideas, more modules, more bug reports and fixes...which means you get a better IDE and a better Platform! Add NetBeans buttons and banners to your blog, web site or your email signature and help promote NetBeans 5.0 and check out the selection of super cool desktop backgrounds! But there's more - you can actually see what effect you're having. There's a project called Move the Needle. Each week, the results will be tallied up - we'll process the web logs for the entire site and list your name (or nickname) and how many visitors you sent to NetBeans.org, so you can see exactly how much effect you had! There will also be a tally of how many referring pages came from community sites, as a whole. Making this number bigger is what we call moving the needle.

	[Get Buttons & Banners]

[nbusers] Help need to configure JDBC DRIVERS FOR J2ME

2005-10-26T22:28:14Z

please can some one help me on this issue?

the issue is how to include the sun released jdbc drivers for j2me and build a Midlet to communicate with the databse such as (MSSQL-SERVER or Orcle DB)

looking forward for a early response.

Regards

Ramesh

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2005-10-04T20:45:33Z

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Nabble - Netbeans Annoucements (read-only)

NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta Now Available for Download!

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta.

Release Highlights

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Now Available for Download!

- Create Kenai-hosted projects from within the IDE - Manage your Kenai projects and collaborate with like-minded developers - File issue tracking reports with Jira and Bugzilla

- Library dependency graph viewer - Improved code completion for Maven plugin parameters - Support for Java EE, Web Services creation and consumption

- PHPUnit support - Code coverage and Selenium support - SQL code completion in the PHP editor

- Out-of-the-box support for Grails 1.1 - Code completion - Invoke Grails command or custom script from context menu item

- Hudson services integration for Ant and Maven projects - Generated source roots now displayed in the Projects tab - Struts library migrated to version 1.3.8

- Glassfish v3 Prelude instance with pre-configured Derby (Java DB) integration - Code completion support for GlassFish v3 Prelude

- Remote debugging support - Improvements to Ruby constants support

- DLight profiling tools for C++ projects - Integrated support of popular Qt library and tools

- Export profiling data into CSV, HTML and XML formats - HeapWalker supports OQL queries

- Bundled with the Java Platform Micro Edition Software Development Kit 3.0 - Support for the Java Card Platform 3.0 - Full support for SVG Rich Components in the Visual Mobile Designer

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Release Candidate 1 Available for Download!

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Release Candidate 1.

NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta Now Available!

The NetBeans team is pleased to announce the availability of NetBeans IDE 6.7 Beta.

Release Highlights include:

NetBeans IDE 6.5 for JavaFX Now Available!

NetBeans IDE 6.5 Now Available!

NetBeans 10th Birthday Celebration

NetBeans IDE 6.5 Beta Now Available! Development Simplified.

NetBeans IDE 6.1 Now Available

NetBeans Software Day at CommunityOne 2008

Re: Dreams of Reality - NetBeans Innovator's Grant Contest

Re: Dreams of Reality - NetBeans Innovator's Grant Contest

Download NetBeans IDE 6.1 Beta, Blog About it & Win $500!

Dreams of Reality - NetBeans Innovator's Grant Contest

NetBeans IDE 6.0 Available

NetBeans IDE 6.0 Beta 1 Available

NetBeans IDE 6.0 Preview (Milestone 9) Available / NetBeans Day & JavaOne in Review

NetBeans Day 2007 San Francisco

NetBeans 5.5 Now Available

The NetBeans Edge, Issue 28, June 2006

You are Invited to NetBeans Software Day in San Francisco

You are Invited to NetBeans Software Day in San Francisco

What Can You Expect?

Cool Freebies

Agenda

Where:

When:

[nbannounce] The NetBeans Edge, Issue 27, February 2006

[nbusers] Help need to configure JDBC DRIVERS FOR J2ME

"Автоминимойка - 12 в. "Снаппер".

- Create Kenai-hosted projects from within the IDE
- Manage your Kenai projects and collaborate with like-minded developers
- File issue tracking reports with Jira and Bugzilla

- Library dependency graph viewer
- Improved code completion for Maven plugin parameters
- Support for Java EE, Web Services creation and consumption

- PHPUnit support
- Code coverage and Selenium support
- SQL code completion in the PHP editor

- Out-of-the-box support for Grails 1.1
- Code completion
- Invoke Grails command or custom script from context menu item

- Hudson services integration for Ant and Maven projects
- Generated source roots now displayed in the Projects tab
- Struts library migrated to version 1.3.8

- Glassfish v3 Prelude instance with pre-configured Derby (Java DB) integration
- Code completion support for GlassFish v3 Prelude

- Remote debugging support
- Improvements to Ruby constants support

- DLight profiling tools for C++ projects
- Integrated support of popular Qt library and tools

- Export profiling data into CSV, HTML and XML formats
- HeapWalker supports OQL queries

- Bundled with the Java Platform Micro Edition Software Development Kit 3.0
- Support for the Java Card Platform 3.0
- Full support for SVG Rich Components in the Visual Mobile Designer