Prerequisites for a Java Web Application

January 19, 2016

Prerequisites for a Java Web Application
If there is no JDK installed on your System you must first download it for the appropriate platform.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html

You also need a current installation of Netbeans which you can download from:

https://netbeans.org/downloads/

Last but not least we also need an application server and choose therefor Tomcat, which you can find here:

http://tomcat.apache.org/download-80.cgi

Setup Primefaces Website with Google Maps (Tutorial and Example) Use Spring REST and JacksonXML to access Foursquare (Tutorial and Example)

Setup Primefaces Website with Google Maps (Tutorial and Example)

simple

January 17, 2016

Java

To setup a JSF Website using Primefaces with Google Maps not much time is necessary. As en environment this tutorial requires you to use a current Java Development Kit JDK, the Netbeans IDE and a working Tomcat Installation. Prerequisite If there is no JDK installed on your System you must first download it for the […]

Eclipse: convert upper case text to lower case and viceversa with a simple shortcut

simple

November 7, 2012

Development, Java

No Comment

This is just a quick post to share these 2 little shortcuts to convert text from lower case to uppercase and vice-versa in Eclipse. Lower case: CTRL+SHIFT+Y (CMD+SHIFT+Y on Mac OS X) Upper case: CTRL+SHIFT+X (CMD+SHIFT+X on Mac OS X) Camel case: Anyone knows a shortcut? You can select one or more characters to convert.

Use Spring REST and JacksonXML to access Foursquare | MacManitou(s) Space on January 24, 2016

[…] In the following tutorial we will integrate access to the REST/XML API of Foursquare in a Java Web Application. Please setup before an appropriate environment as this tutorial requires you to use a current Java Development Kit JDK, the Netbeans IDE and a working Tomcat Installation as described in the Prerequisites. […]
USE SPRING REST AND JACKSONXML TO ACCESS GOOGLE MAPS ROADS API (TUTORIAL AND EXAMPLE) | MacManitou(s) Space on February 29, 2016

[…] In the following tutorial we will integrate access to the REST/JSON API of GOOGLE MAPS ROADS in a Java Web Application. Please setup before an appropriate environment as this tutorial requires you to use a current Java Development Kit JDK, the Netbeans IDE and a working Tomcat Installation as described in the Prerequisites. […]