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Tomcat in Eclipse: 6 popular “how to” questions
Learning a new technology is always a hard process. This process becomes even more difficult when you are trying to learn two technologies which are going to interact with each other. ...
Building Vaadin UI with Xtend
Today I have decided to say hello to Xtend . I had wish to learn some new programming language. The list of the criteria for choosing one, wasn’t so big .It must be a programming ...
SLF4J Logging in Eclipse Plugins
Developing with Maven and pure Java libraries all the time, I never thought it could be a problem to issue a few log statements when developing an Eclipse plugin. But it looks like ...
Working Efficiently with JUnit in Eclipse
Recently I was dragged into a discussion1 with some test infected2 fellows about how we use JUnit within the Eclipse IDE. Surprisingly the conversation brought up some ‘tips and tricks’ ...
Running HTTP/REST Integration Tests efficiently in Eclipse
Lately I had a chance to use the OSGi-JAX-RS-Connector library written by my dear fellow Holger Staudacher. The connector enables you to publish resources easily by registering @Path ...
Github Gists in Eclipse
I’d like to describe simple steps regarding integrating GitHub Gists in Eclipse. There are several sources which provoke me to do this:GitHub Mylyn connector for Eclipse EGit/GitHub/User ...
Eclipse refactoring on steroids
In my last post about common Java violations, I listed a set of mistakes that java developers tend to make. While refactoring a Java project with the objective to resolve those violations, ...
Customize PMD in Eclipse with your own rules
PMD is very nice Java code scanner which helps you avoid potential programming problems. It can be easily extended to your needs, and this post will bring you simple example of custom ...
Giving up on Eclipse Juno
In my last blog I posted about my Eclipse 4.2 Juno setup; as much as a reference for me in case I needed to do a reinstall as anything else. What I didn’t talk about then was the ...
Eclipse with EclEmma: Visualizing Code Coverage
Last time, we saw how Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) allows us to work towards a concrete goal in a very focused way. In this post, we’ll look at how the big BDD and the smaller ...
