Monday, July 10, 2006

What's New in Java SE 6 Beta 2 (Mustang)

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What's New in Java SE 6 Beta 2 (Mustang)

Version 6 of the Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE), code-named Mustang, is currently in its second beta release – which is right on track for moving along to its Fall general release. So here are the top 10 things you need to know about Mustang, if you're still hovering hesitantly over that Beta 2 Download Page link. Subsequent articles will provide more in-depth information.

What's New in Java SE 6 Beta 2 (Mustang)


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Visual Paradigm for UML 5.3 is released

Visual Paradigm for UML 5.3 is releasedURL: Visual ParadigmAt 2:19 AM on Jul 10, 2006, Stella Au DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:Visual Paradigm team is pleased to announce the release of Visual Paradigm for UML (VP-UML) 5.3, an full-featured UML CASE Tool. VP-UML is designed for a wide range of users, including Software Engineers, System Analysts, Business Analysts, System Architects alike, who are interested in building large scale software systems reliably through the use of the Object-Oriented approach.

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MyEclipse 5.0 M2 Available for Download

MyEclipse 5.0 M2 Available for DownloadURL: MyEclipse DownloadsAt 9:03 AM on Jul 10, 2006, Jens Eckels wrote:The second milestone release (M2) of MyEclipse 5.0 is now available for immediate installation through the "Development Releases" section of the downloads area of the MyEclipse website. Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX support is available.

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ONJava.com -- What's New in Eclipse 3.2 Java Development Tools

What's New in Eclipse 3.2 Java Development Tools

by Ed Burnette
06/28/2006

Garibaldi: Have you ever tried one of these?
Miss Cramer: What is it?
Garibaldi: I'm not sure. According to the translator, it's either an aphrodisiac or a floor wax. I can't decide if it's worth the risk or not.
--Babylon 5, "Infection"

Eclipse is a popular Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Java programming. It can also be used as an environment for other languages like C++ and Ruby, as a framework for consolidating tools of any kind, and as a Rich Client Platform for creating desktop or server applications. The Eclipse open source community is responsible for dozens of projects, ranging from business intelligence to social networking. Eclipse is the name of the non-profit foundation that manages those projects, as well. (And, while I'm pretty sure it's not a floor wax, there is also an Eclipse automobile, a soccer team, and a brand of chewing gum.)

Eclipse version 3.2 forms the cornerstone of the Eclipse Callisto release train: a simultaneous release of ten Eclipse projects on June 30, 2006. This article will focus on the Eclipse IDE, in particular its Java Development Tools (JDT).

ONJava.com -- What's New in Eclipse 3.2 Java Development Tools

Free Seminars

Free Seminar: Agile Dynamic Programming with Groovy Grails - July 13th[Groovy and Grails: Dierk Koenig and Graeme Rocher present at Skills Matter, London]Dierk Koenig, author of the forthcoming Groovy in Action book and committer to both the Groovy and the Grails project will explain and demo agile and dynamic programming with Groovy at this free seminar on Groovy and Grails at Skills Matter in London on July 13th.

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