Pro NetBeans IDE 5.5 Enterprise Edition
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Beschreibung
The open source NetBeans Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a Java IDE project started by Sun and is closing the gap between itself and the most popular, leading open source Java IDE, Eclipse.
Pro NetBeans aims to publish on the NetBeans Java IDE, a market that is now under-represented in the marketplace, unlike the near saturation of Eclipse books. Specifically, this book aims to be first to market on the new NetBeans 5.5 Java IDE, based on the relatively new Java EE 5 platform and J2SE 5. The book focuses on using Netbeans as a professional software development platform. It discusses real life case studies and directly relates the material to topics the reader can quickly understand. The book is intended for Java developers of varying skill who may or may not be familiar with Netbeans IDE or Java IDEs in general. Netbeans IDE is an amazing tool for rapidly developing Java applications.
First book to market on the new NetBeans 5.5 Java IDE, based on the relatively new Java EE 5 platform and J2SE 5 NetBeans is the second leading open source Java IDE, second to only Eclipse currently Focuses on using Netbeans as a professional software development platform. It discusses real life case studies and directly relates the material to topics the reader can quickly understand Provides step by step coverage of certain topics and doesn’t skip important steps assuming the reader can figure it out
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Adam Myatt
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From the reviews:
"NetBeans is a Java development tool with support for enterprise applications (including Web access, Web services, and database persistence). … the book provides 18 chapters of step-by-step examples, with supporting screen shots and some code snippets. … For students just learning about enterprise applications, the text will serve as an excellent self-paced guide to using the IDE … ." (W. Hankley, ACM Computing Reviews, Vol. 49 (12), December, 2008)
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