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Sunday, 29 May 2011
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Improve the quality of your code using Find Bugs [configuration and reports in Eclipse]
What is FindBugs? FindBugs is a static analysis tool that examines your class or JAR files looking for potential problems by matching your bytecodes against a list of bug patterns. With static analysis tools, you can analyze software without actually running the program. Instead the form or structure of the class files are analyzed to determine the program's intent, often using the Visitor pattern. Please find information below on how to configure and use find bugs in our eclipse. For more details please refer link. http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/manual/eclipse.htmlA:Steps to configure FindBugs in our eclipse Step-1) From Eclipse help menu open "Install new Software" menu item. v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:*...
Posted in: codingMonday, 23 May 2011
Your Favorite Technology
Discussion about your Your Favorite Technology is coming soon..
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General Discussion
I have almost completed the design of the new blog.
I would like to receive a feed back on this.
1) Did you like the Design ? Yes / No
2) Did you like the Menus ? Yes/ No
3) What else we can Include in the Menu?
4) What else you expect to add in the design ?
Please suggest your ideas or answers as comments to this po...
Sunday, 22 May 2011
What you can do here?
Post your technical queries and get best solutions from the experts.
Share technical tricks and tips you have used.
Share new technologies to the gro...
Posted in: helpInstructions On How to post.
When you have to post any contents in this blog. Follow these steps given below.
1) Individuals given Admin permission can post contents.
2) Login to your blog account and go to Dashboard->posting->New Post.
3) Add your contents by creating a new post.
4) Go to Edit Pages and identify in which category your post can be included and Edit that particular page under the list of pages given. Update the links to your new post where ever it is mentioned.
Rules for posting:
Only technical discussions should be posted here.
No contents related to project or project specific code should be posted.
Technical queries should be in terms of generic language.
Personal abuses are restricted.
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Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Richfaces 4 Why and How!!!
Richfaces 4:
It has a latest stable release of Richfaces 4.0.0.Final. Though few features like hotkey and contextmenu not available in this release (planned to release in the release 4.1), it would be better to move the projects which uses Richfaces 3.3.3 and JSF 2 to use Richfaces 4.0 now!
Why Richfaces 4?First question in mind is “what’s new in it”! Here are the features:Richfaces 4 allows users to take full advantage of all the enhancements in JSF 2.
A full set of AJAX enabled components in two libraries
a4j: page centric AJAX controls (a4j:ajax extending the base JSF 2.0 f:ajax tag)
rich: self contained, ready to use components
Client-side validation, expanding JSR 303 Bean Validation all the way to the browser.
Advanced queuing to...
