NetBeans Newsletter (journal number # 4-APR 22, 2008)

Journal number # 4-APR 22, 2008 Project News Play the NetBeans game every week to win the jackpot

From 4.14 to 7.23 per week, participating in our new NetBeans test will have the opportunity to win more cool prizes such as Apple's ipod Touch, Nintendo Wii, Nokia E 61i handsets and more. It has a simple three steps:
Download the NetBeans IDE. Get the test plug-in from the NetBeans Update Center. Answer questions and win prizes every week. At the end of the game, one of the lucky people who took the test will win the jackpot-an Apple MacBook air! Note: The competition is open only to legitimate residents of India.

Blog using Java and NetBeans on the Ubuntu 8.04 platform

Java and NetBeans used to be a complex process in Ubuntu 8.04, but from the recent experience of Roman Strobl, two packages are now integrated very well and easy to access. Automatic verification of Rails

Brian Leonard in his Ruby on Rails course a common problem encountered is how to validate a database. As Brian did on the blog, avoid meeting delivery with the unexpected benefits of merging Ajax. Schedule Noteworthy javaone topics-java EE, Web applications, Web Services

Get more meetings outside of NetBeans IDE in JavaOne by participating in an IDE-featured meeting. Better yet, we put these meetings on a list that is readily available. Last week, we talked a high profile about scripting and Java mobility Development. This week, we focused our meetings on Java EE, Web application and Web services. Write them in your meeting calendar and sign your seat. It's 2 weeks from Community one's NetBeans festival. Students attend JavaOne for free

Community One's NetBeans festival is about to come. Now sign up for your seat at the Moscone Center in May 5, and you will be guaranteed: exciting NetBeans 6.1 IDE samples, a chance to confront NetBeans evangelists and the Java team, win cool giveaways and more. And we have better news for students--free participation in Communityone and JavaOne. JavaOne 2008-software FX Company free Breakfast Seminar-May 7

Software FX, a NetBeans partner company, will host a free breakfast seminar on JavaOne on May 7 in Wednesday. Joining Software FX and NetBeans expert groups can be shown in San Francisco's JW Marriott about creating advanced charts with NetBeans and chart FX. Space is limited so sign up soon. Community Netbeans Chinese Community Weekly news release Project

You are reading this NetBeans weekly communication, translated by Kulingkwi, a member of the Chinese community. The Chinese Community program supports this project over the long term and looks forward to your participation. For more information, please see the home page of NetBeans Chinese community and the first page of Chinese time message. the first "would Code for Food" competition

Want to win one of the NetBeans core engineers Jaroslav Tulach about API design yet unborn books. Then this bizarre and simple game can be of interest to you. Take a picture of the sign of "would Code for Food" in your hand and send it to geertjan.wielenga@sun.com. Get complete information from Geertjan's blog. The NetBeans community is through version 6.1.

The results of the Community Accreditation survey for NetBeans IDE 6.1 are as follows: 91% of you agree that NetBeans IDE 6.1 migrates to FCS (some of the participants pointed out what we should do and are doing to adjust to changes through the NetBeans Update Center) stable enough. Thank you for your good feedback and maintain your mood for the 6.1 release of the official release. Practice use CVS to store your project

Put your NetBeans project into CVS to make these resources useful to many developers. While this technique is explicitly used for the SOA project-centric JBI integrated application and Service unit, the NetBeans project can also use this feature to write a SOAP client for Open Calais

Learn to write a simple console-based Java SOAP client to access the Open Calais Network service. This concept is also useful when you write a SOAP client for any other Web service, from the Amit Kumar Saha Community Contribution Tutorial. NetBeans Update Center-A new mobility instance

Be curious about how mobile application development works, but don't know how to get started. Let the NetBeans sample application portal inspire you with an example application of a set of mobility projects. Use SVG to enrich your user interface, browse a mobile photo gallery with mobile Ajax sample packs, build a game, or read your favorite blog. Published in this newsletter is: Will Zhang
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