Using JPOX in NetBeans IDE

I have made my tutorial for the “integration of JPOX with NetBeans 4.x”:http://www.jpox.org/docs/1_1/tutorials/netbeans.html official by posting it on the JPOX web site. The developers involved in this project are doing such a wonderful job at creating what is perhaps the best Java Data Objects (JDO) implementation out there.

Conclusion

This concludes our tutorial on how to integrate JPOX with NetBeans 4.x. As can be seen, thanks to NetBeans 4.x project system based on Ant, development of JDO applications is largely simplified. This tutorial was provided by a JPOX user Eddy Young.

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If there is a single keystroke that one must learn in NetBeans 4.x, make it Ctrl-K. The result has to be seen to be appreciated. Fire up NetBeans and give it a try. I guarantee you will be amazed!

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NetBeans has a Switch campaign similar to that of Apple. It aims to entice developers into adopting its IDE. As for me, I am already a convert. See my screencast of a demo done in NetBeans.

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