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This article explains how to write DocBook files in Eclipse and how to convert these files into various output formats, e.g. to HTML and pdf. It also explains how to configure XInclude to divide the information into different source files.
This article uses Eclipse 3.6 (Helios).
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes the installation and usage of Apache Tomcat for Java web development. Tomcat version 6.x is used in this tutorial.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article explains unit testing with JUnit 4.x.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article gives an overview about OpenSocial Gadgets and their integration into Eclipse E4.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This articles explains how to do a simple XSLT transformation using the Eclipse XSL project. In this article Eclipse 3.6 (Helios) is used.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes the general concept of dependency injection. It gives then pointer how dependency injection can be used in Java.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes the most important SQL statements.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This articles explains how to install the Apache Derby database, how to start the Derby server, how to connect via Java to Derby and how to use the Derby command line tool to issue SQL statements. The installation of Apache Derby as Windows Service is also explained.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article explains how to install MySQL and how to create and query a database.
This article uses Java 1.6 and MySQL 5.1.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes how to use Java JDBC to connect to MySQL and perform SQL queries, database inserts and deletes.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes how to install, configure and use Apache Ant as a build tool to compile Java code, pack this code into an executable jar and how to create Javadoc. The usage of Ant is demonstrated within Eclipse and from the command line. This tutorial is based on Apache Ant 1.7.x.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes how to build a continuous integration cycle for Java development.
This article is currently in DRAFT.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article explains the usage of the distributed version control system Git via the command line. The examples were done on Linux (Ubuntu) but should also work on Windows.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes the usage of EGit; a Eclipse plugin to use the distributed version control system Git. It is based on Eclipse 3.6 (Helios).
Browse Document View Document (complete)The following describes the installation of Eclipse subversive and gives a short comparison of the different svn connectors. This article is based on Eclipse 3.6 (Helios).
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes the distributed version control system Mercurial.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article gives a summary of useful transaction codes for SAP systems.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This articles contains some information about handling a Ubuntu system.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This articles gives a description of using VMWare player on Windows to run Ubuntu 9.10 on it.
Browse Document View Document (complete)This article describes how to use Apache Hadoop.
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